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The Kyrylenko Case: The High Anti-Corruption Court Applied a Compulsory Summons to the Defendant’s Father
Judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court applied a compulsory summons to the father of defendant Alla Kyrylenko. He will be brought to the courtroom on 27 August.
The decision was made by a panel of judges composed of Nataliia Movchan, Kateryna Sikora, and Tetiana Lytvynko.
Oleksandr Matviienko, Alla Kyrylenko’s father, who is a witness in the Kyrylenko spouses’ case, again failed to appear for the hearing for questioning.
He explained his inability to attend by caring for his mother‑in‑law Albina Vinnikova and two minor grandchildren while their parents — Alla and Pavlo Kyrylenko — were in court.
A SAP prosecutor noted that Matviienko could have joined the hearing online from his own device. But when he again did not connect, the prosecutor moved to apply a compulsory summons.
The High Anti-Corruption Court granted the motion and scheduled Matviienko’s questioning for 27 August.
We remind that Pavlo Kyrylenko is accused of illicit enrichment and false asset declaration, and his wife Alla is accused of assisting in illicit enrichment.
According to the prosecution’s version, AMCU head Kyrylenko did not declare 20 real estate properties and a luxury BMW X3 registered to the wife’s relatives.
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