在2025年11月明迪奇爆发后，他就被解职，明迪奇曾为加卢申科在泽连斯基面前说情，都是没用。当时全世界都在关注这件事，泽连斯基不敢冒险，而且他 是最好的替罪羊。 他当时想跑也跑不成，到处都是安全局人员盯着。经过几个月，以为风声冷了一些，可以找门路混出去了，终究被抓了。 他得承担能源腐败案的责任，绝对不能放过他。目前倒了一个总统办公室主任叶尔马克，明迪奇跑到了以色列，一个能源部门负责人跑了，怎么交代？ 不能让他跑了，2月14日夜间，乌克兰前能源部长加卢申科试图出境时被拦截下车，被乌克兰国家反腐败局和特别反腐败检察官办公室拘留。 这件事是特朗普政府一手监督落实的，这么重要的能源部长能跑吗？为了稳定局势，向美国表明忠心，泽连斯基不惜把国防部长什米加尔拉去做能源部长， 这个前能源部长不能跑了。 ...

Core Points - A significant corruption scandal involving Ukrainian President Zelensky's business partners and political allies has emerged, disrupting Ukraine's wartime energy situation [1][6] - The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has identified a "large criminal group" within the Ministry of Energy, with money laundering activities amounting to nearly $100 million [1][3] - The scandal could potentially impact Zelensky's approval ratings and provoke political crises, which may lead to military setbacks for Ukraine [1][9] Group 1: Corruption Investigation - The NABU initiated "Operation Midas," a 15-month investigation involving 1,000 hours of recordings and around 70 searches, revealing that the criminal group received kickbacks of 10% to 15% from contractors of Energoatom [3][4] - Key figures in the scandal include Timur Minkych, who is suspected of being the mastermind and has fled Ukraine, and other implicated individuals such as Demytriy Basov and Oleksandr Chukman [4][5] Group 2: Political Implications - The scandal is reminiscent of past political disasters in Ukraine, particularly the downfall of former President Poroshenko, who faced similar corruption allegations [8][9] - Public trust in Zelensky has decreased, with recent polls indicating a drop to around 60% approval, raising concerns about his ability to maintain support amid the corruption crisis [8][9] Group 3: Energy Sector Impact - The ongoing corruption scandal is occurring during a critical time when Ukraine's energy infrastructure is under attack, leading to severe power shortages and public discontent [6][7] - The management of Energoatom has faced long-standing corruption allegations, which could further complicate the country's energy security and operational stability [6][7]