Ukraine’s anti-graft authorities formally notify former U.S. ambassador Olha Stefanishyna that she is a suspect in an anti-corruption investigation, according to multiple reports. The notification follows her recent dismissal from the role of Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Euronews reports that two days after the official dismissal, Stefanishyna is notified that she is a suspect in the investigation. Kyiv Post similarly says she receives a corruption notice of suspicion from Ukraine’s anti-graft agencies and that a court is now considering a preventive measure against her. The sources do not specify the underlying allegations in the provided accounts or the exact nature of the preventive measure. Both outlets characterize the matter as a formal step in the criminal process, involving the anti-corruption investigation and subsequent court consideration of restrictions or measures pending further proceedings.