Mudra's Defense Team Asking Court, Journalists to Take Critical Look at Prosecution's Wording
- The High Anti-Corruption Court ordered detention with a 60-day limit and a UAH 20 million bail option for Iryna Mudra, former deputy head of the Presidential Office, who is suspected of corruption involving money laundering and raiding.
- Mudra stated she would try to raise the UAH 20 million bail, relying partly on her own funds and support from friends, and her lawyers are reviewing the court ruling for a possible appeal.
- The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office confirmed the preventive measure and noted that the bail amount could be appealed after full review of the court ruling.
- Mudra's defense challenged the prosecution's wording and evidence, arguing there was no risk justifying preventive detention and urged the court and media to critically assess the prosecution's statements.
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"On August 25, 2026, the investigating judge of the Higher Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine (VAKS) imposed a preventive measure in the form of pre-trial detention on the former deputy of the Presidential Office, with the possibility of paying bail in the amount of UAH 20 million," SAP wrote on Telegram. Pre-trial detention for Iryna Mudra. According to the Ukrainska Pravda website, Mudra stated that she would try to raise the necessary bail amou…
The VAX will continue to choose a preventive measure for Iryna MudriaThe prosecutor's office asks to take Irina Mudra into custody with a bail of UAH 150 million. The defense considers the precautionary measure unnecessary.
Mudra's defense team asking court, journalists to take critical look at prosecution's wording
The defense team for Iryna Mudra, the former deputy head of the President's Office who is suspected of involvement in corruption schemes involving money laundering and corporate raiding, is calling on the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) and media representatives to take a critical view of the statements made by the prosecutor in justifying the need to impose a preventive measure in the form of pretrial detention with an alternative bail of UAH…
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On August 25, the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court detained the former deputy head of the Office of the President Iryna Mudra for 60 days with the possibility of making a bail of UAH 20 million. The prosecutor asked Wise to choose whether to keep him in custody or to set a bail of UAH 150 million. The prosecution has stated the risk of hiding it, SAP reports. According to the prosecutor, the investigation has a recording of Mudroya's conversation w…
Former Deputy Head of the Office of the President Irina Mudra received a notice of suspicion and a petition for the election of a precautionary measure after the searches conducted in her
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