Anti-Corruption Center (CCK)
The Anti-Corruption Center (ЦПК) is a Ukrainian non-governmental organization founded in 2012. It conducts anti-corruption investigations and monitors the work of state bodies and courts. It was founded by journalists and civic activists, including Daria Kaleniuk and Vitaliy Shabunin, and is among the most prominent civil-society watchdogs on corruption in Ukraine.
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Anti-Corruption Center says Ukrainian investigators knew of alleged crimes in Skelia regiment since March
Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Center (ЦПК) has alleged that the State Bureau of Investigation (ДБР) may have known since at least March 2026 about alleged crimes in the 425th Separate Assault Regiment "Skelia" but failed to open pretrial investigations until after a Babel media investigation was published in June. According to ЦПК, the Office of the Military Ombudsman sent eight letters to the ДБР and the Office of the Prosecutor General between March and June 2026 describing possible offenses including torture, physical violence and failure to provide medical aid resulting in death; in six of those cases the ДБР declined to open pretrial investigations, citing insufficient grounds.