Ukraine court detains Serhii Kropyva, sets $2.7 million bail in Carthage case
The High Anti-Corruption Court ordered Serhii Kropyva, deputy head of the Prosecutor General’s Office Department of International Cooperation, held in custody until Nov. 2, with bail set at 120 million hryvnias (about $2.7 million).
Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court has detained Serhii Kropyva, deputy head of the Prosecutor General’s Office Department of International Cooperation, until November 2. The court set bail at 120 million hryvnias, equivalent to approximately $2.7 million. Kropyva is accused of shielding illegal call centers and laundering assets exceeding 89 million hryvnias, or $2 million.
His legal team plans to appeal the decision. According to NABU, Kropyva may have been involved in these illegal activities. The Prosecutor General’s Office has cooperated with anti-corruption authorities investigating Kropyva's alleged involvement in illegal activities related to fraudulent call centers, laundering assets, and potential criminal organization involvement.
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