Serhiy Pushkar, a prominent figure within Ukraine’s National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission (NEURC), is currently in Warsaw on a business trip, according to sources. The presence of Pushkar, who is being investigated as part of the high-profile ‘Midas case’ by Ukraine’s National Anti-corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, has raised questions about the ongoing legal and regulatory scrutiny within the country’s energy sector. The ‘Midas case’ has long been a focal point of anti-corruption efforts, with allegations of financial misconduct, potential conflicts of interest, and misuse of public funds. Pushkar’s involvement in this investigation adds another layer of complexity to the broader anti-corruption initiatives in Ukraine, which have been a critical priority for the government in recent years. As the investigation continues, the implications for the energy sector and regulatory framework remain under close scrutiny. Authorities are expected to provide further updates on the case, which may have broader implications for Ukraine’s political and economic landscape.