New recordings in the 'Carthage' case: the surnames of Klymenko and Arakhamia are mentioned in the transcripts
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New recordings released by NABU and SAP in the 'Carthage' case contain the surnames of National Security and Defense Council Secretary Klymenko and Servant of the People faction leader Arakhamia. This is reported by BBC News Ukraine, citing its sources. The case concerns suspects allegedly involved in a drug trafficking syndicate.
The mentions in the recordings have drawn attention in society and, according to sources, have upset President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Office of the President considers the accusations absurd. Its representatives deny any involvement of these officials in criminal activity.
NABU and SAP continue their investigation into the 'Carthage' case. More detailed information about the recordings is not yet known to the wider public. No official procedural decisions regarding the officials mentioned have been announced at this time.
The 'Carthage' case remains in the focus of media and experts. Further developments, including new evidence or court decisions, will show how this story unfolds.
Sources: NV
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