On March 9, 2026, the HACC continued examining evidence in the case against Liudmyla Solotva, who is accused of aiding former State Fiscal Service head Roman Nasirov.

In particular, the prosecutor submitted the following evidence:

• a record of temporary access to documents of the Moscow District Tax Inspectorate of the SFS Main Directorate in the Dnipropetrovsk region;

• an application by Firm Khas LLC for installment payments;

• deferral agreements and decisions to defer subsoil use royalty payments;

• financial statements and projected income calculations;

• conclusions of the tax inspectorate regarding the feasibility and advisability of granting the deferral;

• integrated taxpayer cards.

The statute of limitations for criminal liability in this case expires in April 2026. 

The NABU and the SAPO served Solotva with a notice of suspicion in December 2022. In July 2023, the HACC moved to the trial on the merits. The proceedings are currently at the evidence-examination stage, with hearings scheduled roughly once a month. 

The NABU and the SAPO accuse former SFS official Liudmyla Solotva of aiding former SFS head Roman Nasirov when he allegedly granted unjustified deferrals of royalty payments to companies linked to former MP Onyshchenko. 

According to the prosecution, Solotva’s role was technical and organizational coordination of the scheme: she allegedly instructed regional SFS units to prepare favorable conclusions for Onyshchenko’s companies and ensured the signing of deferral agreements based on decisions signed by Nasirov.