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HACC takes relative of Kropyva into custody in "Carthage" case: bail of 15 million hryvnias

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HACC takes relative of Kropyva into custody in "Carthage" case: bail of 15 million hryvnias
HACC takes relative of Kropyva into custody in "Carthage" case: bail of 15 million hryvnias

The High Anti-Corruption Court has imposed a preventive measure in the form of detention on lawyer Oleksandr Didych, whom the investigation considers a trusted person of Kropyva. The court also set the possibility of posting bail in the amount of 15 million UAH.

This is stated in the decision of the High Anti-Corruption Court.

According to the investigation, Didych was a trusted person of Kropyva. In addition, his wife is the sister of Kropyva’s “Chancellor”.

The decision was made by investigating judge Ihor Strohyi. The court partially granted the detective’s motion and applied detention as a preventive measure to Didych.

If bail is posted, the lawyer will be subject to a number of procedural obligations. Among them — to surrender passports for travel abroad and to refrain from communicating with certain persons, in particular with Kravchenko.

Didych is suspected of committing two especially serious crimes — participation in a criminal organization and legalization of property.

According to the investigation, the lawyer concealed the ownership of Kropyva’s property. For this, as the investigators claim, the property was re-registered from close persons to other close persons of Kropyva’s “Comrade” Kutsyi, who is also Kropyva’s driver.


Topics: BailHACCCall centerSerhiy KropyvaSAPONABU

Mariya Voytenko
News Analyst
Date and time 08 September 2026 г., 14:27     Views Views: 2806
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