Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Region of Ukraine
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February 14 2025 | Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office announced the opening of criminal investigations against Kolomoyskyi and other sanctioned individuals. |
February 13 2025 | President Zelenskyy imposed sanctions on Kolomoyskyi for suspected 'high treason' and assisting a terrorist organization. |
2024 | The Cassational Court rejects final appeals in the PrivatBank nationalization case. |
2024 | Cypriot citizenship was revoked after a review found that Kolomoyskyi had withheld information about his criminal charges in his original golden visa application. |
November 21 2024 | The Pivdenmash infrastructure was struck by a Russian non-nuclear Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM). |
May 8 2024 | While in detention, served with a notice of suspicion for allegedly ordering a contract killing of a law firm director in 2003. |
September 15 2023 | SBU served a third notice of suspicion for allegedly embezzling 5.8 billion hryvnia from PrivatBank, with additional allegations of document forgery and illegal property acquisitions. Bail increased to 3.8 billion hryvnia. |
September 7 2023 | National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) added charges alleging embezzlement of 9.2 billion hryvnia from PrivatBank between January and March 2015, with assets seized. |
September 2 2023 | Arrested by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) on charges of money laundering and fraud, placed under pre-trial arrest with bail set at 509 million hryvnia. |
August 1 2023 | The final Antares 230+ launched from Wallops Flight Facility, marking the end of Pivdenmash's involvement in the Antares rocket program due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. |
June 6 2023 | Destruction of the Kakhovka dam during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, leading to the drying up of the Kakhovka Reservoir and revealing the river's original course. |
January 2023 | Authorities raided Kolomoyskyi's home in what was described as a sweeping wartime clampdown on corruption by a Zelenskyy ally. |
January 2023 | Home raided by authorities in what was described as a wartime anti-corruption operation. |
2022 | The Economic Court of Kyiv and the Supreme Court of Ukraine affirm the legality of the National Bank of Ukraine's actions in taking PrivatBank into government control. |
2022 | FC Dnipro, previously owned by Kolomoyskyi, is dissolved after being relegated. |
November 2022 | Ukrainian authorities seized two oil companies (Ukrnafta and Ukrtatnafta) owned by Kolomoyskyi after the SBU uncovered alleged embezzlement of over $1 billion. |
November 17 2022 | Pivdenmash was targeted again during nationwide missile strikes in Ukraine. |
July 2022 | During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Pivdenmash facility in Dnipro was struck by a Russian long-range cruise missile attack. |
July 2022 | A member of Zelenskyy's team reportedly claimed Kolomoyskyi was hiding from Russian shelling at the Menorah Centre in Dnipro. |
July 28 2022 | President Zelenskyy confirmed the authenticity of the decree revoking Kolomoyskyi's Ukrainian citizenship. |
July 18 2022 | A presidential decree was published online by opposition MP Serhiy Vlasenko stripping Kolomoyskyi of Ukrainian citizenship. |
June 2022 | Kolomoyskyi's barrister claimed he was a 'target' of Russian President Putin in London High Court proceedings. |
March 2022 | Oleksandr Oksanchenko, a fighter pilot from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, is killed during the Battle of Kyiv. |
February 2022 | During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Dnipro Guard, originally supported by Kolomoyskyi in 2014, remained active in providing defence and maintaining law and order in Dnipro. |
February 2022 | Oleksandr Oksanchenko, a fighter pilot from the region, was killed during the Battle of Kyiv while defending Ukraine. |
February 24 2022 | During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, segments of the Dnieper River were strategically used as defensive lines between Russian and Ukrainian controlled territories. |
February 24 2022 | Russia launches a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, targeting the Donbas region under the pretext of 'protecting' its people. |
January 2022 | Zelenskyy's Justice Minister Denis Malyuska proposed including Kolomoyskyi in the register of the new anti-oligarchic law. |
2021 | Banned from entering the United States due to accusations of corruption and being a threat to democratic institutions. |
October 2021 | The Pandora Papers revealed Zelenskyy and associates' offshore companies, with allegations of potential money laundering from Kolomoyskyi's Privatbank. |
April 2021 | Kolomoyskyi and his family are banned from entering the U.S. by the State Department, accused of corruptly using his position as Governor of Dnipropetrovsk to personally enrich himself. |
April 2021 | US sanctions were announced against Kolomoyskyi, prompting the Ukrainian President's Office to release a statement about overcoming the oligarchic system. |
February 1 2021 | Oleksandr Dubinsky, a former 1+1 journalist who opposed the 'anti-Kolomoyskyi law', was expelled from Zelenskyy's Servant of the People parliamentary faction. |
2020 | Indicted in the United States on charges related to large-scale bank fraud. |
2020 | Zelenskyy sponsored a law banning former owners from recovering nationalized assets, which appeared to reduce Kolomoyskyi's influence. |
August 2020 | U.S. Department of Justice alleges Kolomoyskyi, Bogolyubov, Korf, and Lader obtained properties as part of a $5.5 billion Ponzi scheme, using PrivatBank's Cyprus branch to launder stolen loan funds. |
July 2020 | Dnipropetrovsk Oblast was reorganized, reducing the number of raions to seven, including Dnipro, Kamianske, Kryvyi Rih, Nikopol, Pavlohrad, Samar, and Synelnykove Raions. |
2019 | Ukrainian magazine Focus ranked Kolomoyskyi third on their list of the 100 most influential Ukrainians. |
November 2019 | Reported by The New York Times to be behind plans for a controversial ski resort in Svydovets, Ukraine. |
April 2019 | A Ukrainian court rules the nationalization of PrivatBank illegal, though Ukraine's central bank says reversal is impossible. |
April 2019 | FBI begins investigating Kolomoyskyi over financial crimes involving Bogolyubov, Vadim Shulman, and Mordechai Korf, related to steel holdings and mining interests. |
April 21 2019 | Zelenskyy defeated President Poroshenko in the second round of the presidential election with 73 percent of the vote, a campaign widely viewed as supported by Kolomoyskyi. |
April 21 2019 | Volodymyr Zelensky, a native of the oblast, was elected President of Ukraine. |
February 2019 | Verkhovna Rada voted to officially amend the Constitution, granting state sanction to rename the oblast. |
2018 | Served as a filming location for the film 'Volcano' in Beryslav, Kherson Oblast. |
April 2018 | Over a hundred deputies initiated a proposal in the Ukrainian Parliament to change the oblast's name to Sicheslav Oblast. |
March 2018 | Valeria Hontareva, former chairwoman of Ukraine's central bank, characterizes Kolomoyskyi and Bogolyubov's PrivatBank operation as one of the biggest financial scandals of the 21st century, alleging a state loss of at least $5.5 billion. |
March 2018 | Members of Zelenskyy's production company Kvartal 95 registered a new political party called 'Servant of the People'. |
December 2017 | The final Zenit launch vehicle was launched by Roscosmos from Baikonur Cosmodrome to deliver AngoSat 1. |
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