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The National Anti-corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has said a court in Warsaw took ex-head of Ukraine's road management agency Ukravtodor, Slawomir Nowak, along with his two accomplices for a period of three months.

"On July 20, 2020, court in Warsaw chose preventive measures in form of 3-month temporary custody for Ukravtodor ex-Head and two of his Polish accomplices, suspected of receiving improper advantages and legalization," NABU wrote on Twitter.

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According to Spokesperson of the Minister-Special Services Coordinator Stanisław Żaryn, one of the accomplices may be released on PLN 1 million bail.

As UNIAN reported earlier, Poland's Central Anti-Corruption Bureau detained Slawomir Nowak, the former Minister of Transport of Poland and ex-head of Ukravtodor, on charges of corruption. Two more individuals were detained in that country simultaneously with Nowak.