MOSCOW,(MILLAT+APP/AFP) – Russia’s Investigative
Committee said Tuesday that it had detained Economy Minister Alexey Ulyukayev on suspicion of taking a two-million-dollar bribe over a massive deal involving state-controlled oil giant Rosneft.
The Investigative Committee said in a statement Monday that Ulyukayev
had been detained as part of a probe into large-scale bribe taking, claiming he received the money for allowing Rosneft to acquire a majority stake from the state in Russian oil company Bashneft in a $5.2 billion deal last month.
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Russia detains economy minister for $2 mln bribe over Rosneft deal: investigators
