Former head of the Moscow Investigative Committee Alexander Drymanov, convicted of corruption, was released from prison in August 2024, despite an original sentence until 2032, prompting complaints from the prosecutor's office, but the Supreme Court upheld the decision.

Former head of the Moscow Investigative Committee Alexander Drymanov, convicted of corruption, was released from prison in August 2024, despite an original sentence until 2032, prompting complaints from the prosecutor's office, but the Supreme Court upheld the decision.

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