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The High Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine has granted former Ukrainian ambassador to the US, Olena Stefanyshyn, bail of six million hryvnia (around $130,000) during an investigation into allegations of illegal enrichment and providing false information in her property report. The prosecution had requested nearly double this amount, around 13 million hryvnia. Stefanyshyn is accused of illegally acquiring assets worth approximately 13.9 million hryvnia ($310,000), including two apartments valued at almost 11 million hryvnia registered under her friend’s name, along with other expenses such as home repairs, medical treatment for her mother, and rental costs. Investigators claim she used assets formally registered under close associates over the years, including a luxury apartment, parking space, commercial spaces in a prestigious Kiev complex, and a Mercedes-Benz GLC 220 d car. Prosecutors allege her expenses significantly exceeded reported income, with her earning about 3.7 million hryvnia between early 2024 and mid-2025 while spending around 4.2 million hryvnia. She also allegedly attempted to influence the election of the head of the National Anti-Corruption Agency (NACP) in 2024,据

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Changed the Ukrainian embassy in the US, Kiev launched an investigation, targeting a luxury apartment, Mercedes...

The High Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine has granted former Ukrainian ambassador to the US, Olena Stefanyshyn, bail of six million hryvnia (around $130,000) during an investigation into allegations of illegal enrichment and providing false information in her property report. The prosecution had requested nearly double this amount, around 13 million hryvnia. Stefanyshyn is accused of illegally acquiring assets worth approximately 13.9 million hryvnia ($310,000), including two apartments valued at almost 11 million hryvnia registered under her friend’s name, along with other expenses such as home repairs, medical treatment for her mother, and rental costs. Investigators claim she used assets formally registered under close associates over the years, including a luxury apartment, parking space, commercial spaces in a prestigious Kiev complex, and a Mercedes-Benz GLC 220 d car. Prosecutors allege her expenses significantly exceeded reported income, with her earning about 3.7 million hryvnia between early 2024 and mid-2025 while spending around 4.2 million hryvnia. She also allegedly attempted to influence the election of the head of the National Anti-Corruption Agency (NACP) in 2024,据

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