New—

An indictment will be UNSEALED against Andrey Muraviev, the Russian tycoon whose money Lev Parnas and his co-defendants were convicted of steering into U.S. elections.

That indictment isn't public yet.

Background:
lawandcrime.com/high-profile/f…
The screenshot is the full document, which can be accessed here. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
Prosecutors say that the latest indictment doesn't say anything new against the previously charged defendants, who now stand convicted.

It contains new charges "only as to Muraviev," who prosecutors say has not yet been arrested.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney says of "oligarch" Muraviev:

"He attempted to corrupt our political system to advance his business interests." justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/r…

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