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The High Anti-Corruption Court approved a plea agreement with former presidential office adviser Artem Shyl. He was sentenced to eight years in prison but was released from serving the sentence with a three-year probationary period, Transparency International Ukraine reported.
Shyl was found guilty of organizing the misappropriation of property on an especially large scale and of laundering criminal proceeds. Under the agreement he must pay a fine of 204 million hryvnias, compensate 60 million hryvnias in damages, and transfer another 80 million hryvnias to the Come Back Alive fund.
The court also ordered the confiscation of 325,7 million hryvnias and three apartments. Shyl was disqualified for three years from holding leadership and administrative positions in military formations and law enforcement agencies.