Kolomoisky and Boholyubov Accused by Business Partner of Laundering UAH 5 Billion Through Charity Fund

According to Martynov, his partners used a religious organization’s charity fund in Dnipro to launder money over several years.
Igor Kolomoisky / depositphotos.com
Igor Kolomoisky / depositphotos.com

Oleksiy Martynov, co-founder of the "Privat" group, has accused his former partners Ihor Kolomoisky and Hennadiy Boholyubov of laundering UAH 5 billion through a charitable fund. Martynov posted the accusation on Facebook.

He claimed his partners used the charitable foundation of a religious organization in Dnipro, where they were co-founders, to launder money stolen from the state.

“I’ve become aware of a bold fraudulent scheme that my dishonest partners Boholyubov and Kolomoisky carried out for several years. They used a religious charity fund in Dnipro, where they were co-founders, to launder funds stolen from the state. Over UAH 5 billion has been laundered through this fund,” Martynov stated.

He called on law enforcement to urgently investigate and legally assess the situation.



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