The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office will appeal the decision to close the case regarding the illegal seizure of 93 million UAH from Ukrzaliznytsia, involving Member of Parliament Yaroslav Dubnevych, UNN reports.
The SAPO prosecutor is preparing an appeal against the decision of the HACC panel dated 26.05.2026 regarding the closure of criminal proceedings charging 8 individuals, including a Member of Parliament of Ukraine of the IX convocation and former officials of the "Production Support Center" branch of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia", with the illegal seizure of over 93 million UAH of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia" funds
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As reported by SAPO, the court's decision was made based on paragraph 10, part 1, Article 284 of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine – the expiration of the pre-trial investigation period after the person was notified of suspicion (Article 219 of the CPC of Ukraine).
It should be noted that during the pre-trial investigation, the prosecution acted in accordance with the requirements of the CPC of Ukraine in force at the time the procedural decisions were made. Disagreeing with the court's decision, the SAPO prosecutor will appeal it in the court of appellate jurisdiction
Recall
The High Anti-Corruption Court closed the criminal proceedings against eight individuals, including MP Yaroslav Dubnevych, due to the expiration of the pre-trial investigation terms after the notification of suspicion. The case concerned the illegal seizure of 93 million UAH from JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia".
Addendum
In November 2023, the High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine, at the request of the Specialized Prosecutor's Office, placed Dubnevych on the international wanted list. He is accused of the illegal seizure of 93 million UAH from JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia", as well as organizing the embezzlement of natural gas from NJSC "Naftogaz of Ukraine" amounting to 2.2 billion.
In making the decision at that time, the court cited the defendant's failure to appear at the hearing and information regarding his presence abroad. Information allegedly from Europol's Secure Information Exchange Network (SIENA) was presented as evidence, although the State Border Guard Service had no record of Dubnevych crossing the state border.
He was not on the wanted list of the International Criminal Police Organization despite being declared internationally wanted by the Ukrainian authorities.
In 2025, the case of MP Yaroslav Dubnevych was sent to court. He is accused of organizing the seizure of natural gas worth over 2.1 billion UAH and the legalization of illegally obtained profits.