A former Ukrainian military official bought himself a $6.6 million Spanish villa after taking bribes from men attempting to avoid fighting Russia, an investigation has claimed.
A former Ukrainian military official bought himself a $6.6 million villa and cars in Spain after taking bribes from men attempting to escape the draft, an investigation has claimed.
Borysov denies all the charges, and his lawyers say he has no knowledge of properties and vehicles bought in the name of family members. He faces 10 years in prison if convicted. According to an investigation by Task Force UA, a non-governmental organisation close to the Zelensky administration, Borysov used more than $6.6 million to purchase a five-bedroom villa with a swimming pool and sauna in the upmarket tourist resort of Marbella.
Investigators found that Nadiia Borysova’s earnings over the past 20 years amounted to just more than 4 million Hryvnia .Borysov’s property portfolio also included an office on Marbella’s prestigious Golden Mile purchased for some $1.2 million under his wife’s name. Later that month, he left Ukraine for almost a month, visiting Moldova, Turkey, the Seychelles and Spain.
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