September Magamedrasulov (Photo: Suspilne)

A new preventive measure in the form of a personal commitment has been imposed on the father of National Anti-Corruption Bureau employee Ruslan Magamedrasulov. About this reported zMINA from the courtroom.

On January 23, a judge of Kyiv's Pechersk Court partially granted the motion of the Security Service of Ukraine investigator to change the measure of restraint for September Magamedrasulov. The court imposed an obligation on him to report any changes in his place of residence or work.

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The duties will be valid until March 22, 2026 inclusive.

Anti-Corruption Action Center remindedthe court reported that earlier, the Pechersk court had released Magamedrasulov Sr. from custody, but imposed a measure of restraint in the form of nightly house arrest. Since prosecutors did not have time to extend the house arrest, they filed a new motion.

on January 25, a number of media outlets reported that the court had allegedly extended the personal commitment for NABU detective Magamedrasulov Jr. until March 15. However, he was the preventive measure was canceled back in December 2025, and a new one has not been elected. The Prosecutor General then explained this by sayingthat the chances of the suspect obstructing the investigation have decreased

  • In July 2025, the SBU and the OGP reported the disclosure nABU detective Magamedrasulov on doing business in Russia. According to the investigation, he has contacts with representatives of the Russian Federation and helps his father, an entrepreneur, to conduct illegal trade with the aggressor state.
  • on July 22, he was sent to custody without the right to post collateral.
  • In August, the SBU announced that new evidence of the NABU official and his father's cannabis trade with Russia.