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It is likely that Mironyuk received funds from another suspect, Basov, and passed them to the back office that was located in Derkach’s apartment.
The investigating judge of the High Anti-Corruption Court 13 October extended the preventive measure of detention for former advisor to the Minister of Energy Galushchenko — Ihor Mironyuk. At the same time, the judge reduced the amount of the alternative bail from 85 million UAH to 25 million UAH. This was reported by the Anti-Corruption Action Center.
If bail is posted, among other things Mironyuk will not be allowed to leave Kyiv without permission, will have to surrender his foreign passports, and will have to wear an electronic bracelet.
Mironyuk has been in custody for 11 months. The court has already reduced his bail amount four times.
The ACAC noted that Mironyuk is one of the key figures in the Midas operation. He was an advisor to former Minister of Energy Herman Galushchenko.
In particular, he likely received funds from another suspect, Basov, and passed them to the back office that was located in traitor Derkach’s apartment.
Recall that last November NABU and SAP published the so‑called “Mindich tapes,” which indicate that a kickback scheme was operating at Energoatom — contractor firms were required to pay 10–15% of the contract amount. Illegally obtained money was laundered through the so‑called “back office” in central Kyiv; the amounts involved were about 100 million dollars.
NABU established that the corrupt scheme was run by 46-year-old Mindich. According to investigators, he managed financial flows, determined payment amounts, and influenced heads of central authorities to resolve issues in his own interests, including in energy and defense. The businessman left Ukraine on 10 November a few hours before NABU searches.
Investigators consider 61-year-old Oleksandr Tsukerman a co-organizer of schemes in the energy sector. He also left Ukraine several weeks ago.
On 13 November President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree imposing personal sanctions on Mindich and Tsukerman. Already on 22 November the Central Department of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine announced the businessmen Tymur Mindich and Oleksandr Tsukerman wanted.
A new suspicion has emerged in the Midas case
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