US EditionNabu Understood that Mindich Could Escape: Abacumov Told Us Why He Wasn't Stopped.
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The head of the NAVU detective unit, Alexander Abakumov, explained that the Bureau understood the risks that a major member of Operation Midas, Timur Mindić, could escape Ukraine. During an interview with RBK Ukraine, he noted that some of the information relating to his departure had already been established and that some was still being investigated. "We are looking into who was and how he contributed to the fact that the departure was possibl…
Individuals fugitives from Ukrainian justice in other countries are attempting to use the war as an argument in their favor in local courts. This also applies to businessmen Timur Mindich and Alexander Tsukerman, who are involved in the "Midas" case. This was stated by Alexander Abakumov, head of the detective unit, in an interview with RBC-Ukraine. Asked whether extradition of Mindich and Tsukerman or trial in Israel is possible, Abakumov noted…
This was told by the head of the NABU detective unit Alexander Abakumov in an interview with RBK-Ukraine. “We are currently working on all available legal mechanisms, including the issue of extradition. There is a certain general negative trend: persons hiding from Ukrainian justice are trying to use the war as an argument in their favor in the courts there — they say, it is dangerous here, and it is safer there,” he said. Abakumov stressed that…
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