41The Court must hold that, while that letter emanates from a high judicial authority of a third country, the letter contains no more than a vague and general statement linking the name of the applicant, among other former senior officials, to an investigation which, in essence, had established the fact that State funds had been embezzled. The letter does not provide any details as to the establishment of the acts which the investigation conducted by the Ukrainian authorities was in the process of determining and, still less, as to the applicant’s individual liability, even presumed, in respect of those acts (see, to that effect, judgment of 28 January 2016, Azarov v Council, T‑332/14, not published, EU:T:2016:48, paragraph 46; see also, by analogy, judgment of 26 October 2015, Portnov v Council, T‑290/14, EU:T:2015:806, paragraphs 43 and 44).
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