Over 60,000 Russian officials convicted of corruption in 5 years — prosecutor general
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What happened
Russian Prosecutor General Alexander Gutsan says more than 60,000 officials have been convicted of corruption-related offenses in Russia over the past five years, while the value of property seized from defendants in such cases has exceeded 800 billion rubles…
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