The former general of the Security Service of Ukraine, Naumov, who is in Serbia, received a new suspicion in Ukraine

Former General of the Security Service of Ukraine, Andriy Naumov, currently in Serbia, has received another charge in Ukraine. He is accused of forging official documents to evade criminal liability in Serbia.

This was reported by the State Bureau of Investigation of Ukraine and the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.

In June 2022, Naumov was detained at the border of Serbia and Macedonia with large sums of money and two emeralds.

“On June 7, 2022, the former official attempted to leave the Republic of Serbia for North Macedonia through the ‘Preševo’ border crossing, concealing property and money from customs control. He was found to have €592,990, $120,102, and two emeralds. He was traveling in a BMW X6 PMV, which formally belongs to his wife,” stated the State Bureau of Investigation of Ukraine on Friday.

The investigation established that the suspect acquired this property and money through criminal means during his tenure as the director of the State Enterprise “Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Management Center” and in the Security Service of Ukraine.

Prosecutors claim that Naumov arranged for the creation of forged official documents to give Serbian law enforcement and judicial authorities the false impression of the legality of the origin of the funds and property. This involved a loan agreement allegedly made between his father and a third party, as well as an act of providing funds under this agreement.