HACC Removes Bracelet from Nasirov's Father-in-Law

The High Anti-Corruption Court removed the electronic bracelet, but extended until March 16 the remaining duties assigned to the father-in-law of the former head of the State Fiscal Service Roman Nasirov, the owner of the Altis group of companies, Oleksandr Hlymbovsky.

As is known, the Appeal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Ukraine imposed a preventive measure in the form of a 45 million UAH bail on Hlymbovsky. He was also given the following obligations: not to leave the city of Kyiv and Kyiv region without permission; to report a change of residence; to refrain from communicating with a number of people; to hand over his foreign passports and to wear an electronic bracelet.

The prosecutor of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office requested that all duties be continued. However, Judge Strohy removed the electronic bracelet from Hlimbovsky.

The request of the SAPO prosecutor to extend the term of his duties in criminal proceedings is partially granted. The suspect (Hlimbovsky – ed.) is to be extended for two months, i.e. until March 16, 2025, the term of his duties.

Oleksandr Hlimbovsky is a figure in the EBK database.

We remind you that NABU and SAPO reported suspicions to developer Oleksandr Hlimbovsky and former advisor to the ex-head of the State Fiscal Service Roman Nasirov.

According to the investigation, Nasirov's father-in-law, Hlimbovsky, helped legalize 13 million euros of illegal profit, which, according to the prosecution, the former head of the State Fiscal Service received from oligarch Oleg Bakhmatyuk for extraordinary VAT reimbursement to his companies. Hlimbovsky allegedly legalized the entire amount of the bribe received and spent it on the purchase of an unfinished residential and office complex with parking in the center of Kyiv "Metropol". The complex continued to be built and received additional income, in particular in 2022-2023.

It was previously reported that NABU is investigating Gerasimov's false declaration.

We also wrote that the Supreme Court of Justice refused to change the preventive measure of People's Deputy Klochka.