Додгоҳи ноҳияи Хамовникии Маскав имрӯз раҳбари пешини ширкати “Юкос” Михаил Ходорковский ва шарики кории ӯ Платон Лебедевро дар ғорати пулҳои давлатӣ айбдор донист. Ин дуюмин мурофиа алайҳи соҳибкори маъруф аст ва аз тарафи коршиносон чун як парвандаи сиёсӣ арзёбӣ мешавад.
Қозии додгоҳ Виктор Данилкин зимни қироати ҳукм гуфт, “додгоҳ муқаррар кард, ки Ходорковский ва Лебедев бо истифода аз мақоми худ ва машварати пешакӣ бо гурӯҳи одамон, даст ба ғорати моли бегона заданд”.
Ходорковский боз ҳам айдор дониста шуд Гуфта мешавад, ки дар оғоз додгоҳ ин дуро дар ғорати 350 миллион тонна нафт айбдор мекард, вале дар ҳукми ниҳоӣ сухан дар бораи 218 миллион тонна нафт меравад. Инчунин додгоҳ гуфт, ки муттаҳамон дар шустушӯи пули “бо роҳи ҷиноӣ” ба дастомада гунаҳгор мешаванд.
Аз рӯи гуфтаи қозӣ, Ходорковский ва Лебедев 487 миллиард рубли русӣ ва 7,5 миллиард доллари амрикоӣ аз фурӯши нафтро “қонунӣ” кардаанд. Ҳукми додгоҳ инчунин мегӯяд, ки бо сабаби сипарӣ шудани мӯҳлати зиёд аз содир шудани ҷиноят, иттиҳомоти марбут ба ғорати саҳҳоми “Ширкати шарқии нафтӣ” бекор мешавад.
Баъди ин, бар тибқи иттилои хабаргузориҳо, қозӣ аз намояндагони матбуот дархост кард, ки толори мурофиаро холӣ кунанд. Интизор меравад, қироати ҳукм чанд соат давом кунад.
Khodorkovsky: From Young Tycoon To Graying Inmate
1/9Russian police escort the former Yukos oil chief as he leaves a courthouse in Moscow on December 23, 2003.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
2/9Seen on a video link from his prison cell in January 2004
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
3/9Supporters protest outside a courthouse in Moscow on January 15, 2004.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
4/9With Lebedeve in the defendant's box in a Moscow courthouse in May 2005, as the reading out of the verdict entered its seventh day.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
6/9A rally in support of Khodorkovsky in Moscow on August 27, 2009, as prosecutors presented new charges against him.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
7/9Escorted with his business partner Platon Lebedev to a court in Moscow on January 11, 2010
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
8/9Elena Lukyanova (left), a lawyer for Khodorkovsky, and his daughter Anastasia Khodorkovskaya, attending "Znamya" magazine's literary award ceremony in January 2010, where Khodorkovskaya received the award bestowed on her father for "Dialogues With Lyudmila Ulitskaya."
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
9/9Looking out of the defendant's cage as he attends a court session in Moscow on October 19, 2010.
A court in Moscow has found jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky guilty of embezzlement and money laundering in a trial many said was a test of the country's authoritarian regime. Khodorkovsky was set be released from a first term of imprisonment next year but is now expected to remain behind bars several more years.
