The case of Ukraine’s former justice minister, long mired in corruption allegations, has come to a close—yet questions remain about whether the concealment of assets under friends’ names could truly h

[Investigation into former Ukrainian deputy prime minister and justice minister’s corruption case concluded] Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities have completed their investigation into the alleged corruption case of former Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Olga Stefanishyna, charging her with illicitly acquiring 13.9 million hryvnias and falsifying asset declarations. Two apartments valued at nearly 11 million hryvnias were registered under friends’ names, while numerous other assets were held under relatives’ or associates’ names, though maintained and used by her in practice.

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