Ukrainian Lawmaker to Stand Trial for Soliciting $250,000 Sanctions Deal
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Ukrainian Lawmaker to Stand Trial for Soliciting $250,000 Sanctions Deal
Ukraine’s anti-graft agencies said the lawmaker and her assistant took half the money in exchange for promising to impose sanctions on a competing company – but failed to find anyone to do so.
SAP and NBA have referred the case of a people ' s deputy and her assistant, who are accused of inciting bribes for imposing sanctions by the National Security and Defence Council.
Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Bureau takes $250,000 sanctions extortion case against MP Skorokhod to trial
The case involving an offer of $250,000 to arrange for Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) to impose sanctions on a company involves a sitting member of parliament and her accomplices, with an indictment against them sent to court, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) said Wednesday.
The case concerning the attempt to obtain $250,000 for assistance in the imposition of sanctions by the SNB has been referred to the court.
In addition to the people's deputy, her assistant appears in the case
Skorokhod and other defendants are accused of trying to organize sanctions against the company for $250 thousand.
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