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A sentence has been handed down to the former head of the SBU Main Directorate for Combating Terrorist Financing, Artem...

13.10.2026, 12:35 Карты, деньги, офшора ↗

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A sentence has been handed down to the former head of the SBU Main Directorate for Combating Terrorist Financing, Artem Shyl, who stole 240 million hryvnias. The High Anti-Corruption Court approved Shyl’s deal with the investigation, under which he pleaded guilty, testified against other members of the organized criminal group, received 8 years of imprisonment, but was released from serving the sentence with a probationary period of three years. He also had 325,7 million hryvnias confiscated, and another 204 million hryvnias in fines he must pay in installments over a year. The court left 8 apartments and a hotel room in Dubai, as well as a Mercedes, to the partner of Oleg Tatarov and Maksym Kryppa.

Screenshot of a Telegram post: Shylo Artem Viktorovych — A sentence has been handed down to the former head of the SBU Main…

Вынесен приговор укравшему 240 млн гривен бывшему начальнику Главного управления СБУ по противодействию финансированию терроризма Артему Шилу. ВАКС утвердил сделку Шила со следствием, по которой он признал вину, дал показания на других членов ОПГ, получил 8 лет лишения свободы, но был освобождён от отбывания наказания с испытательным сроком на три года. У него также конфисковали 325,7 млн гривен, ещё 204 млн грн штрафа он должен заплатить в рассрочку в течение года. Партнёру Олега Татарова и Максима Криппы суд оставил 8 квартир и гостиничный номер в Дубае, а также Mercedes.

Screenshot of a Telegram post: Shylo Artem Viktorovych — Вынесен приговор укравшему 240 млн гривен бывшему начальнику Главно…
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