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Ukrainian Prosecutors Seek $2.75 Million Bail for SBU General

Prosecutors say Duka used private guards posing as Alpha unit members and destroyed evidence during a NABU search.

  • On Friday, the High Anti-Corruption Court began considering pretrial detention for SBU General Serhii Duka, a key figure in the "Carthage" case known by the nickname "Akim."
  • Anti-Corruption officials suspect "Akim" worked for a criminal organization, allegedly receiving cryptocurrency payments to ensure law enforcement ignored certain "Offices."
  • Prosecutor Karas seeks about $2.75 million bail for Duka, citing his behavior during a November 4 National Anti-Corruption Bureau visit where he allegedly used an axe to destroy a phone.
  • Procedural complications emerged as the prosecution requested Judge Volodymyr Voronko recuse himself, while authorities restricted press access citing terrorist threats.
  • Ukrainian law requires a preventive measure decision within 72 hours; separately, another suspect, Volodymyr Tsenov, posted about $410,000 bail on November 6.
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The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine has adopted a preventive measure of 65 million hryvnias ($1.4 million) as an alternative to bail for General SBU Sergei Douki, who is a member of the Ukrainian Public Prosecutor's Office in the case of Carthage, and informed the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP) of the country that "on 6 November 2026, the WACA investigating judge examined the application of NABU detectives and app…

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The prosecution requested bail of 100 million hryvnias to the General of the SBU, but the court ordered bail of 65 million hryvnias.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The prosecutor asked the Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine to order the arrest of Major General Serhiy Duka of the SBU security service, with the possibility of his release on bail of 100 million hryvnias (1.97 million euros).

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Интерфакс-Украина broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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