Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Conducted Searches at the National Bank

NABU reported that, under SAPo's procedural supervision, it conducted searches at the premises of the National Bank of Ukraine and at the residence of one of its employees. No one was detained and no suspicion was announced to anyone. Details are not disclosed to preserve the secrecy of the pre-trial investigation.

Javlon TursunovFirst published on tafs uz 1 min read
Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Conducted Searches at the National Bank

The key facts

  • NABU conducted searches at the National Bank of Ukraine and at one employee's residence under SAPo's supervision
  • No detentions or suspicion notifications have been made
  • Investigation details are not disclosed

Searches at the National Bank of Ukraine

Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies reported on Wednesday that investigative actions had been carried out at the National Bank of Ukraine. According to a statement by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) on Telegram, its detectives, under the procedural supervision of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPo), conducted searches at the premises of the National Bank, as well as at the residence of one of its employees.

Detentions and Details

According to NABU, no one was detained and no one was notified of suspicion. The agency added that the investigative actions were authorized and are being carried out in accordance with current legislation. Further details are not disclosed in order to preserve the confidentiality of the pre-trial investigation.

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