The press service of Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) reported that two officials in Ukraine were accused of embezzling $1.7 million while purchasing food for the public.
Charges were brought against the first deputy minister for agricultural policy and the former deputy minister for the country’s economy. During the period of martial law, abuses arose during the purchase of food products of JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” (“Ukrzheldoroga”) in order to meet the needs of the state.
Previously in Kiev detained Former Odessa military commissar Yevgeny Borisov was previously announced on suspicion of illegal enrichment of 188 million hryvnia (462 million rubles) and deliberate escape from service.
There are phone numbers, cars, location, etc., which Borisov tried to evade the investigation. is said to have changed.
Investigators searched for him for two days, and as a result, the man was found in Kiev and detained.
Given Borisov’s efforts to hide from justice, the State Bureau will ask the court to keep him in custody with no possibility of bail.
Yevgeny Borisov, former head of the Odessa military commissariat, is suspected of illegal enrichment of more than UAH 188 million.
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