The rescheduled hearing is now set for Nov. 10.
Kolomoisky’s legal team submitted a motion requesting a change in his preventive measure, requesting house arrest due to their client's deteriorating health.
According to Kolomoisky’s lawyer Oleksandr Lysak, the defense filed a motion to grant access to medical professionals, but this request was denied. The lawyer did not disclose the specific health issues affecting his client.
The defense team stated that Kolomoisky himself would address his health concerns during the next hearing. However, the lawyer added that these concerns relate to ‘chronic diseases that are worsening, potentially leading to irreversible consequences.’
Notably, the prosecutor did not attend the hearing on Nov. 6, and instead submitted a motion via email to have Kolomoisky’s request dismissed. Furthermore, Kolomoisky was not brought to the court hearing.
On Oct. 27, the court extended Kolomoisky’s pre-trial detention until Dec. 2.