“After the drone attacks. The Security Service of Ukraine announced the exposure of the leadership of the leading design institute that helped Russia with the restoration of the refinery September 19, 13:28 Share: Four criminals are already in custody (Photo: SBU/Telegram) The Security Service of Ukraine exposed the leadership of the leading research and design institute of the oil profile in Kyiv in cooperation with the aggressor country Russia. This was reported in the SBU press service on Thursday, September 19. Law enforcement officers detained the head of the board, two”, — write on: ua.news
Four criminals are already in custody (Photo: SBU/Telegram)
The Security Service of Ukraine exposed the leadership of the leading scientific research and project institute of the oil profile in Kyiv for cooperation with the aggressor country Russia.
This was reported in the SBU press service on Thursday, September 19.
Law enforcement officers detained the chairman of the board, two heads of specialized departments, an engineer, and the chief engineer of the capital institution.
According to the investigation, they helped the Russian Federation restore oil refineries, which suffered significant damage after Ukrainian drone attacks.
At the behest of the Russians, officials prepared design and construction documentation for the reconstruction of three key refineries. The total cost of Russian “contracts” amounted to almost half a billion hryvnias.
The SBU noted that this amount also included remote support for projects of technological processes of restoration and modernization of damaged refineries of the aggressor country.
Mobile phones, system units, laptops, flash drives, and draft records with evidence of cooperation with Russia were seized during searches of the office and residential premises of the defendants in Kyiv, Lviv, and Kharkiv.
SBU investigators informed the five detained officials of the project institute that they are suspected under Part 1 of Art. 111−2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (assistance to the aggressor state).
Four criminals are already in custody. They face up to 12 years in prison. The investigation is ongoing.