Military Officer Suspected of Accepting $2.2 Million Bribe for Housing Construction
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine has uncovered a military officer who offered a developer permission to construct an apartment building on military camp territory in Lviv for $2.2 million. Part of the funds was intended for bribing members of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The investigation is ongoing, and suspicions have also been raised against his accomplices.
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Official of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Suspected of Taking $2.2 Million Bribe from Developer
The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and the NABU revealed an official of the Ukrainian Armed Forces receiving an improper benefit of $2.2 million from a developer.
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Official of the Armed Forces of Ukraine suspected of soliciting a $2.2 million bribe
An official of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is suspected of receiving a $2.2 million bribe in 2021 for the right to build housing for military personnel, as revealed by the NABU and SAPO.
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Official of the Armed Forces Suspected of Demanding a $2.2 Million Bribe
NABU and SAP exposed an official of the Armed Forces who demanded a $2.2 million bribe from a developer.
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