The High Anti-Corruption Court reduced the bail for an advisor to Ukraine's Mission to the UN from 8 million to 2 million hryvnias

The High Anti-Corruption Court reduced the bail for Ramiz Ramazanov, an advisor to Ukraine’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations Office in Geneva, from 8 million to 2 million hryvnias. 

He is a defendant in a case involving the alleged embezzlement of more than 37 million hryvnias in donations intended to support Ukraine.

Ramiz Ramazanov is the son of Ali Ramazanov, the former owner of the construction company “Navigatorspetsbud.”

Ramazanov is also linked to Valery Borisov, a former deputy mayor of Kyiv who held the position during Oleksandr Omelchenko’s tenure, served as a member of parliament, and headed the Kyiv headquarters of the Party of Regions.

Borisov, along with former People’s Deputy Dmytro Andriyevskyi, was a co-owner of the company “Kyivpidzemshlyakhbud.”

Source: Absolution Leaks.

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