The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine ordered to open a case against the head of the People's Servant faction, David Arhamia. The Anti-Corruption Center reports that the investigation concerns the distribution of Arkamia "envelopes" with money for voting in Verkhovna Rada. Only the Attorney General can register a case against a deputy, and without him, NABU cannot conduct an investigation. Therefore, Acting Attorney General Kowalski was obliged to open the case through the court, the center explained. Earlier it became known that Arkhamiya was allegedly planning to bribe a criminal group, "protected" by the employees of the SBU, the Ukrainian police and the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine. The talk was about simplifying the sale of prohibited substances. More IZ RU news in max.