Alexander Marenets remains under house arrest

bribe bucksThat's right, isn't it? Is it logical to jail someone accused of embezzling over 500 million hryvnias of public funds? Especially since the Prosecutor General's Office is still awaiting additional documentation, which should include some sort of "final report from a forensic economic expert," claiming that without this report, further proceedings are impossible. Incidentally, the Pechersky District Court (Kyiv) granted the extension request without issue. It's puzzling why the investigation and decision on such a simple case are taking so long, but the prosecutor's office knows better.

While we wait for the case to continue, let's recall what was discussed. Having fled his homeland (Donetsk), Oleksandr Marenets took up the modest post of director of the Agrarian Fund in 2010. During his tenure, he orchestrated a fictitious purchase of granulated sugar by the companies Albenta and Oil River: 70 tons of the desired product were to be provided to the fund with full prepayment. It's not hard to guess that the State Treasury successfully transferred over 520 million hryvnias to the accounts of commercial enterprises, and the director promptly, without further ado, signed the acceptance certificate for the product. And what about the sugar? Of course, the sugar existed only on paper, as no actual deliveries were made.
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