Trial Proceeds in Estonia Regarding Slava Ukraine NGO Finances The Harju County Court in Estonia is currently conducting a trial concerning Johanna-Maria Lehtme, the former founder and head of the Estonian NGO, Slava Ukraine. The proceedings, initiated in October 2025, relate to accusations of abuse of trust and embezzlement. The trial follows a civil lawsuit filed by Slava Ukraine in Ukraine, seeking to recover allegedly misappropriated donations. This action is part of an ongoing investigation initiated in 2023 involving joint efforts between Estonian and Ukrainian law enforcement agencies. The investigation was prompted by reports from individuals connected to the NGO who alerted authorities to potential irregularities. The initial investigation began after concerns were raised regarding the organization’s financial activities. The Slava Ukraine NGO had previously submitted a claim in Ukraine to reclaim funds believed to have been improperly utilized. The case is being handled by Estonian courts, reflecting the international cooperation established during the investigation into the organization’s operations. Further details regarding the specific allegations and ongoing investigation are expected to be released as the trial progresses. Topics: #ukraine #slava #estonian Post navigation 20 person have been questioned in connection with the Epstein documents in Lithuania Dr Sille Kaseleht: young mothers’ thyroid problems often go unnoticed