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Zlochevskyi Mykola Vladyslavovych
Entrepreneur, owner of the gas extraction company Burisma
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⚡️$6 million in bribes — and only 68 thousand hryvnias in fines. What remained behind the scenes of the Mykola Zlochevskyi case? ⭕️In 2020 the NABU exposed Mykola Zlochevskyi in a case involving a record bribe — about $6 million. In 2023 the High Anti-Corruption Court approved an agreement with Zlochevskyi. The outcome for him was a fine of 68 thousand hryvnias, while the seized $5,95 million were to be allocated to the needs of the Special Operations Forces. Hundreds of millions of hryvnias a...
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68 a thousand fine and millions for defense: where the money went in the Zlochevsky case
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🔒🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 The bribe worked — a fine of 68 thousand. But where did the millions go? In the case of the multimillion unlawful benefit, Mykola Zlochevsky received a fine of 68 thousand hryvnias after the charges were changed and a plea agreement was approved. It was a guilty verdict, not an acquittal, but without actual imprisonment. The public was also told about 500 million hryvnias for the “Drone Army” and assistance with equipment. Separately, back in 2022, NABU and the Special Operations...
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Ministerial Office and Gas Subsoil: How Companies Linked to Fugitive Zlochevskyi Obtained Special Permits to Develop Deposits
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The minister’s office and gas deposits: how companies connected to fugitive Zlochevsky obtained special permits for fields
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State Posts and the Gas Business: How Companies Linked to Zlochevsky Obtained Special Permits for Subsoil
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Mykola Zlochevskyi after a record bribe: billions instead of prison
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Mykola Zlochevsky is a typical figure of the Yanukovych era, someone whose record is literally stamped all over. The best-known story is about an attempt to transfer $6 million to the leadership of #НАБУ and #САП, for which Zlochevsky ultimately struck a deal with investigators and received only a fine. Today on the Trukha channel two final posts mentioning this figure disappeared within minutes. Before deleting them the admin shortened the first post to a collage of Zlochevsky. The second post...
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🧩🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 Subsoil during public service: who should be held accountable for permits issued in Zlochevsky’s time Mykola Zlochevsky headed the environmental protection ministry under Yanukovych from 2010–2012, and after leaving the ministerial post in April 2012 he became deputy secretary of the NSDC; he left that post in February 2014. The dates of permits issued to companies whose corporate ties require verification intersect precisely with these periods — not according to today’s registry,...
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🔍🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩 Zlochevsky’s subsoil: who received permits while he was in power? A public office, the gas business, and subsoil permits. During the period when Mykola Zlochevsky headed the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Esko-Pivnich received a permit for the Rakytnyansky field in Kharkiv region, and Pari for the Semyhynivskyi field in Lviv region. A later report by the IPVG links these companies to Zlochevsky, but who controlled them on the exact dates the permits were issued must...
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The Impunity of Zlochevskyi. How, after a record bribe, he avoided prison and remained untouchable A reminder of who Mykola Zlochevskyi is. In 2020, NABU caught him taking a record bribe of $6 million. For that he faced from 5 to 10 years in prison with asset confiscation. But Zlochevskyi struck a deal, received a fine of 68 thousand UAH, made a donation to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and kept his multibillion-dollar business. How this happened and who helped him avoid real punishment remains u...
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