On Sunday, December 14, it became known that people’s deputy Anna Skorokhod had been given bail in the amount of more than UAH 3 million. The parliamentarian was given an electronic bracelet and immediately left the pre-trial detention center. The bail was paid on December 12, in the afternoon. Lawyer Oleg Burgela reported this in a commentary to Suspilny.. According to the lawyer, this was done by “third parties”. Their names are still unknown. “The money contributed does not belong to the MP,” the lawyer added.

Now Anna Skorokhod is in Kyiv with an electronic bracelet. Her lawyer, Oleg Burgela, noted that he had already appealed the preventive measure. “The defense asks the court to reduce the amount of bail and remove the control,” says Skorokhod’s lawyer in a commentary.

Let us remind you that NABU and the SBU, after a search in the parliamentarian’s apartment on December 5, informed her of suspicion of extorting a bribe by a group of people. According to investigators, Skorokhod “organized the activities of a criminal group” that offered the entrepreneur, for $250,000, to negotiate with the National Security and Defense Council on the application of economic sanctions to a competing company.

According to SAP, after paying part of the bribe ($125 thousand), the entrepreneur received a receipt from the “criminal group” for a cash loan. But the National Security and Defense Council never made a decision.

As confirmation, NABU and SAPO published a fragment of a secretly recorded video in which Skorokhod probably communicates with an unknown man and offers to give him money, for which he promises to give him two receipts.

The people's deputy denies all accusations and said that the published video is a " According to her version, she did not say what exactly happened in the video, she promised that she would do it later. Skorokhod claims that the cases against her are a "

On Monday, December 8, MP Anna Skorokhod came for questioning at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. She is suspected of inciting a bribe for the application of NSDC sanctions to a competitive company.