Ihor Mazepa, a Ukrainian businessman and the founder of the Concorde Capital investment firm, has been released from pre-trial detention on a Hr 21 million ($550,450) bail, according to a statement by his company’s press service. The bail set by the Kyiv Pechersk District Court was reduced from the initial Hr 350 million ($9.3 million). Mazepa, a vocal critic of state pressure on business, was detained on Jan. 18 for allegedly illegally seizing land in Kyiv Oblast in 2020-2021 as he tried to cross the border into Poland. According to Concorde Capital, he was on his way to the World Economic Fo…