Borodin Sentenced, No Appeal in Ivanov Bribery Case
As reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda, former business partner of former Defense Minister Timur Ivanov, Sergey Borodin, sentenced to eight years in a colony, did not appeal the verdict and was transferred to the prison.
Consensus
- Sergei Borodin was sentenced to eight years in prison for receiving bribes and money laundering.
- Borodin did not appeal the verdict and was transferred to a penal colony.
- The court imposed a fine of 500 million rubles on Borodin.
- Borodin's assets worth 1.3 billion rubles were confiscated.
- The case involved bribery in connection with defense ministry contracts.
- Alexander Fomin, a businessman, admitted to giving bribes.
- The case was heard in the Simonsky Court of Moscow.
- The trial was conducted under an expedited procedure with no evidence review.
- Borodin admitted guilt and the case was processed in a special order.
Points of divergence
- Borodin was sentenced at the end of July. — vm
- The verdict was issued on 27 July, and the execution order was dated 12 August. — kommerant
- The property confiscation was for 1.3 billion rubles. — vm
- The property confiscation was for 1.372 billion rubles. — kommerant
- The construction and renovation work cost Alexander Fomin 1.2 billion rubles. — kommerant
- No mention of the cost of construction or renovation work. — vm
- The case against Timur Ivanov and Alexander Fomin is being heard in closed session. — kommerant
- No mention of the case against Timur Ivanov or Alexander Fomin being in closed session. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Former business partner of Timur Ivanov did not appeal the verdict: for what he was sentenced — Вечерняя Москва
- Former business partner of Timur Ivanov did not appeal the verdict — Коммерсантъ
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