Alexei Chernyshov is suspected of abusing the official position and taking unlawful benefits to a particularly large amount for himself and third parties.
The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court (Vaks) did not refer to the Deputy Prime Minister-Minister of the National Unity of Alexei Chernyshov from the office, as asked by the detectives of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU). It became known from the broadcast of the court session on Wednesday, July 2.
Thus, during the meeting, investigative judge Vax Vitaliy Kukatny did not satisfy the NABU detective’s request for the removal of Chernyshov from the office for two months.
This decision may appeal to appeal within five days. The entire text of the decision will be announced on July 4.
As the Center for Combating Corruption (CPC) clarifies, during the application of the application, the defense issued a letter under the personal signature of Prime Minister Denis Shmygal about the negative consequences of Chernyshov’s removal for the government.
“The investigative judge of such” evidence “has seen an attempt to force him,” the report said.
It was also noted that on July 1, Chernyshov had not yet brought a guarantee of 120 million hryvnias.
Earlier, the media reported that about a month ago, Chernyshov was searches, and he was on a business trip abroad. President Vladimir Zelensky also commented on the absence of chernyshov.
On June 22, the Deputy Prime Minister returned to Ukraine, and the next day he reached Nabu. The officer was informed of the suspicion of abuse of the official position and obtaining unlawful benefits to a particularly large scale for himself and third parties.
Earlier, law enforcement officials revealed a large-scale corruption procedure of leading officials and the developer who alleviated the value of land in KYIV, causing the state to damage more than 1 billion, and also received millions of unlawful benefits in the form of discounts in apartments. According to media reports, the defendants are among the people associated with Chernyshov.
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Source: korrespondent
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