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Ukrainian oligarch Ihor Kolomoiskyi. Photo: Roman Kravets, Ukrainska Pravda
Detectives of the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine have completed a pre-trial investigation against oligarch and businessman Ihor Kolomoiskyi.
Source: press services of the Bureau of Economic Security and the Prosecutor General’s Office
Details: The defence has been provided with the pre-trial investigation materials for review.
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According to the report, detectives have separated the pre-trial investigation materials against the well-known oligarch into a separate criminal case, where they announced the completion of the investigation under four articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
At the same time, the investigation into other members of the group organised and led by Kolomoiskyi is ongoing.
This refers to illegal actions with bank documents during Kolomoiskyi’s failure to actually deposit 5.8 billion hryvnias (about US$139.5 million) into the bank’s cash desk, as well as the misappropriation of more than 5.3 billion hryvnias (US$127.5 million), which was later legalised.
“Some of the money unjustifiably credited to the oligarch’s personal accounts was formed at the expense of loans from a bank under Kolomoiskyi’s control. In particular, it is more than 2 billion hryvnias (US$48.1 million),” the Bureau of Economic Security said in a statement.
The Bureau added that detectives had also proved that the businessman arranged the seizure of more than 3.3 billion hryvnias (US$79.4 million) from Ukrnafta, Ukraine’s state-owned oil company, and participants in joint investment agreements.
In particular, during the pre-trial investigation, it was established that Kolomoiskyi was behind the misappropriation of the company’s funds by entering into fictitious contracts for work that were not actually performed.
Kolomoiskyi subsequently legalised more than 4 billion hryvnias (US$96.2 million) he had obtained illegally.
The Prosecutor General’s Office reported that the investigation against Kolomoiskyi and the bank’s former CEO has been completed.
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