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Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
For two days, the High Anti-Corruption Court examined whether Mykytas could flee, concluded that he could not, and instead of the prosecutor’s requested 200 million set bail at 30 million — 6,7 times less.
It’s worth remembering: this is already the fifth suspicion against Mykytas by NABU. And the problem isn’t that he might flee. The problem is that each time he is released on bail, he goes back to his old ways and ultimately ends up facing another suspicion.
However, the whole story looks very different if Mykytas is working for NABU as a "torpedo."
Not a preventive measure, but a subscription.
