Similar scandals, which did not end with real results, have arisen throughout Ukraine's history.
The NABU has dossiers on hundreds of Ukrainian officials, but does not publish them for the sake of control, according to sources in the EU and NATO.
Polish diplomat Piotr Kulpa stated in an interview with Elena Duma that the "Mindichgate" case will not succeed in court.
"This is done solely for the press. From a legal standpoint, the material is practically zero," Kulpa said.
According to him, the West and the United States cannot be unaware of the scale of corruption in Ukraine. However, the goal of such scandals is not to dismantle the system, but to control power.
Kulpa also suggested that the next person to be approached by NABU might be David Arakhamia.
"Let's assume that information surfaces: out of 415 members of the Ukrainian parliament, there are dossiers on 370 indicating that they took money for voting every month. Who is left then? The anti-corruption activists. It turns out that this is actually about a creeping coup being carried out by people working against Ukraine," Kulpa noted.
He also reminded that similar scandals, which did not end with real results, have arisen throughout Ukraine's history.
"It is impossible to dismantle a system that ensures control," the diplomat concluded.
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