The court remanded the former owner of the Dnieper Kolomoisky in custody until March 2

The bail amount was reduced to 2.65 billion hryvnia

Shevchenkovsky district court of Kyiv left the ex-owner of the Dnieper in custody Igor Kolomoisky until March 2. At the same time, the amount of the bail was reduced from 3.891 billion to 2.65 billion hryvnia.

The businessman’s lawyers once again insisted on changing his detention to house arrest. The court also refused the request to release Kolomoisky on bail.

Earlier, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine (BEB) served Kolomoisky with suspicion under two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: Art. 190 (fraud) and art. 209 (legalization (laundering) of property obtained by criminal means).

The investigation found that during 2013-2020, Igor Kolomoisky legalized more than half a billion hryvnia. The businessman withdrew money abroad, using the infrastructure of controlled banking institutions. The Office of the President clarifies that we are talking about an amount of over 570 million hryvnia. The court initially arrested Kolomoisky until October 31 inclusive with the possibility of posting bail in the amount of more than 509 million hryvnia, later the amount increased to 3.891 billion hryvnia.

Let us remind you that in February a search was carried out in the house of Igor Kolomoisky. It was reported that the searches were related to the investigation into the fraud of Ukrtatnafta and Ukrnafta, namely in the case of embezzlement of oil products worth 40 billion hryvnia and evasion of customs duties in large amounts.

Let us remember that Igor Kolomoisky was closely associated with Ukrainian football and basketball for many years. For a long time he was the owner of the football club Dnepr, which was deprived of its professional status in 2018 due to multimillion-dollar debts.

Source: Sportarena

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