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Ukraine lifts shipping chief Serhii Hurskyi’s suspension

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Ukraine’s government closed disciplinary proceedings against Shipping Administration head Serhii Hurskyi, lifting the suspension imposed during the inquiry.

Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers ended disciplinary proceedings against Serhii Hurskyi and revoked his suspension as head of the Shipping Administration, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing government orders.

Order No. 1190-r, adopted on November 11, revoked the suspension decision dated September 9, 2026. A separate order, No. 1189-r, also dated November 11, closed the disciplinary proceedings. The suspension had applied for the duration of the inquiry.

Hurskyi said he had sought a full and impartial examination of the circumstances. He said he planned to continue changes at the administration after returning to work, prioritising greater transparency, improved services for seafarers and stronger institutional capacity. RBC-Ukraine’s report did not specify when he would actually resume work.

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