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A case worth 700 million or just a commissioned hit? In the high-profile trial over OPZ and OGHK, a secret “administrative module” has surfaced.
Court proceedings have begun at the High Anti-Corruption Court against the former head of the State Property Fund and the heads of state enterprises. But in this high-profile case, far fewer episodes seem to have reached trial, the final loss figures are "deflating," and 10 billion UAH of "losses inflicted on the state" may turn out to be revenue from product sales. And now the most interesting part:
A document in the case reveals a real "loot distribution" of the economic interests around the enterprises. The scheme participants are Serhiy Bayrak, people under the codename “the Salo family,” and... the mysterious “administrative module.”
Who exactly is hiding behind that term, what functions it performed, and how much it might have been paid — that is the main intrigue for now. Lawyers are sounding the alarm and say this is direct evidence of criminal collusion. The defense explains that these shadowy arrangements could indicate the case is commissioned, its goal being to seize control over OPZ’s and OGHK’s business processes.
The next installment of this courtroom blockbuster is on 2 October. It will be interesting to see whether they’ll name the secret “module.”
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