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Who Ended Up at the Center of High-Profile Cases in Ukraine: Names, Facts, and Schemes
Zlochevskyi Mykola Vladyslavovych
Entrepreneur, owner of the gas extraction company Burisma
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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 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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Микола Злочевський: як ексміністр Януковича зберіг мільярдну газову імперію та вивів родину з України
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