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Case of MP Labaziuk: HACC applied a summons to defendant Nazimov
Judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court applied a summons to defendant Denys Nazimov.
He is to be brought to the courtroom on 10 November at 15:00.
If, due to his health, the defendant cannot appear in person, his participation must be provided online, and if it is impossible even to participate remotely — physicians must confirm this with medical documents.
Execution of the ruling is entrusted to NABU detectives.
The decision was made by a panel of judges composed of Tetiana Kryklyva, Vitalii Dubas, and Yevhen Kruk.
Today, on 9 November, Nazimov, whom the investigation considers an accomplice of MP Labaziuk, again did not appear at the hearing where the defendants’ final statements were to take place.
HACC announced a response from the medical facility stating that Nazimov was treated in a day hospital until 4 November, but since 6 November has again been receiving inpatient treatment.
The court noted that the hospital certificate does not give a clear answer as to whether Nazimov’s health condition permits him to participate in the hearing via videoconference.
Recall that in May 2024 the SAP sent an indictment to the court against MP Serhii Labaziuk and his associate Nazimov, who were exposed taking a bribe of 150 thousand dollars for assistance in winning tenders.
The money was allegedly intended to be passed to Vice Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov and the head of the State Reconstruction Agency Mustafa Nayyem, who reported this information to NABU.
The bribe handover took place in the parking lot of one of the capital’s supermarkets, and the money was hidden in a Chinese jewelry box.
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