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Ukraine for the First Time Returned Funds Stolen From Abroad: 3.3 Million Euros in the Polygraph Plant Case
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For the first time, Ukraine was able to return money from abroad, which was stolen as a result of a corruption scheme. We are talking about 3.3 million euros.
For the first time in its history, Ukraine has managed to return money stolen from abroad as a result of a corruption scheme. It was possible to return 3.3 million euros (approximately 163 million hryvnias). This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU). The state budget will receive 3.377 million euros from a French company that figured in the case of abuses at the state enterprise Poly…
Ukraine for the first time returned funds stolen from abroad: 3.3 million euros in the Polygraph Plant caseUkraine for the first time returns 3.377 million euros from abroad, stolen through a corruption scheme at the State Enterprise "Polygraph Plant "Ukraine". The funds will be transferred by a French company that appeared in the NABU and SAPO case, after an agreement with the National Financial Prosecutor's Office of France.
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