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Former presidential office adviser Artem Shylo was sentenced to 8 years in prison, but released from serving the sentence.
The High Anti-Corruption Court approved an agreement with former presidential office adviser Artem Shylo in the case concerning embezzlement of Ukrzaliznytsia funds. He was sentenced to 8 years of imprisonment, but was released from serving the sentence with a three-year probationary period.
This is stated in the decision of the High Anti-Corruption Court.
Shylo was found guilty of organizing the appropriation of property on an especially large scale and legalizing criminal proceeds. The agreement relates to an episode involving the so-called back office, through which, according to the case materials, funds of Ukrzaliznytsia were appropriated.
Under the terms of the agreement, Shylo must pay a fine of 204 million UAH. The court allowed the payment to be deferred for one year — in four quarterly installments of 51 million UAH each.
The court also applied special confiscation of 325,7 million UAH and three apartments: one with an area of 183,5 sq. m and two with an area of 102,3 sq. m each.
In addition, Shylo was banned for three years from holding positions related to organizational-management or administrative-economic powers in military formations and law enforcement agencies.
At the same time, the court lifted the seizure of his personal Mercedes-Benz vehicle.
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