Liudmyla Snihur
Liudmyla Snihur is a Ukrainian prosecutor best known as the former head of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), a structural unit of the Office of the Prosecutor General responsible for overseeing criminal investigations into corruption offences. She led SAPO and gained prominence for high-profile anti-corruption cases in Ukraine. She left the post after her term expired.
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Head of Ukraine's anti-corruption prosecutor's office reveals 'Femida' operation was first code-named 'Disneiland'
SAPO head Oleksandr Klymenko said the operation later known as 'Femida' was initially code-named 'Disneiland' because the main suspect was nicknamed 'Miky Maus,' and was split into the 'Forest Gamp' and 'Femida' cases as the scheme developed. The cases target an alleged criminal organization that investigators say included a deputy head of the Office of the President, a former MP, state bank officials and a former head of financial monitoring at Sense Bank, with the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) setting preventive measures for several suspects in August and early September.