Giuliani Investigators Seized Ukrainian Emails, Lawyer Says
- Two former Ukrainian officials were subject to U.S. searches
- Parnas lawyer says gathered evidence could exonerate client
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Federal prosecutors in New York seized email account evidence believed to belong to the former prosecutor general of Ukraine, Yuriy Lutsenko, and two other Ukrainians as part of their investigation into whether Rudy Giuliani violated U.S. laws against covert foreign lobbying, a partially redacted court filing shows.
The others whose communications were seized were Roman Nasirov, the former head of the Ukrainian Fiscal Service, and Alexander Levin, a Ukrainian American businessman and supporter of former President Donald Trump, according to a Tuesday filing by Joseph Bondy, a lawyer for Lev Parnas, a Giuliani associate facing campaign finance and other charges.
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Giuliani Investigators Seized Ukrainian Emails, Lawyer Says