Avakov: against Ostchem oligarch Dmytro Firtash filed under the criminal code
MIA brought the case under the criminal code against the holding Ostchem Holding group

MIA brought the case under the criminal code against the holding Ostchem Holding group, owned by Ukrainian businessman, billionaire Dmytro Firtash, by abuse of official position in a large scale, said the Minister of internal Affairs Arsen Avakov on his page V.
"The actions of officials of the plants of PJSC" Nitrogen ", " R? Neast ", " Concern styrene ", "Severodonetsk Association" Nitrogen " is measured as the Actions that led to the theft of the country means more than $ 2. 3 billion UAH ", - wrote Arsen Avakov.
according to the head of the interior Ministry of Ukraine, the criminal proceedings commenced under paragraph 191 part 5 of the Criminal code of Ukraine.
According to Aracena Avakov, the materials of the case against the workers of Ostchem Holding will be transferred to the Ukrainian General Prosecutor's office.
Ostchem Holding is a Group of plants producing mineral fertilizers, organic acids, liquid Nitrogen and other chemical products. The holding company is the financial and industrial group of organizations Group DF Ukrainian oligarch Dmytro. The Firtash group has companies and enterprises in Eastern and Central Europe and Central Asia, including Ukraine, Estonia, the Russian Federation, Switzerland, Italy and Tajikistan.
in March, the Court of Vienna in criminal cases dismissed confirmation of guilt Firtash, the issuance of which on suspicion of a multimillion-dollar bribe in India require the U.S. government. The court held that the request of the United States on legal aid and the documents enclosed to the FBI "did not provide sufficient grounds for suspicion" that Firtash is guilty of bribery.
Firtash was placed behind bars in Vienna in the U.S. on 12 March 2014 and later released on of the biggest in the history of Austria is a security Deposit of EUR 125 million. The United States accused the Ukrainian oligarch and five businessmen in the country Indian politicians bribes 18, 5 million dollars in exchange for licenses to explore and develop fields in India.