On November 12, 2025, the HACC imposed an interim measure on Ihor Fursenko, one of Energoatom’s “employees”, in the form of detention with the option of posting UAH 95 million bail.

If bail is posted, Fursenko must:

• appear when summoned by the court, investigator, or prosecutor;
• not leave Kyiv or Kyiv region without permission;
• notify the prosecutor of any change of residence;
• refrain from communicating with suspects and witnesses;
• surrender his international passport;
• wear an electronic monitoring device.

According to the prosecutor, Fursenko, acting as Tsukerman’s trusted associate, coordinated the actions of certain members of the criminal organization and ensured proper logistical and domestic conditions for the functioning of its office. He also personally participated in money laundering activities.

Surveillance records show Fursenko receiving a package wrapped in polyethylene from a driver, placing it in his backpack, and heading to the organization’s office.

The prosecutor further noted that Fursenko possesses significant financial resources, including real estate and vehicles. During a search of his residence, investigators seized over EUR 1.1 million and USD 1 million in cash.

Accordingly, the prosecutor requested detention with an alternative bail of UAH 254 million.

The defense objected, claiming that the risks cited by the prosecution were unsubstantiated and that Fursenko did not participate in the alleged crimes.