At request of ’servant’ Buzhanskyi, Verkhovna Rada has scrapped anti-corruption bills on which 120 billion hryvnias in aid depends, – Shabunin
MPs from the ‘Servant of the People’ party have removed anti-corruption bills from the agenda. The receipt of 120 billion hryvnias in aid from partners depends on these bills.
This was announced by Vitalii Shabunin, chairman of the board of the Anti-Corruption Action Centre, as reported by Censor.NET.
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"Zelenskyy’s MPs have removed anti-corruption bills from the agenda, the adoption of which is linked to 120 billion hryvnias in Western aid. Bear this in mind when Zelenskyy starts accusing the West of us not having enough money for the war," the statement reads.
Shabunin noted that these bills were removed at the request of "Servant of the People" MP Buzhanskyi.
"Among other things, these draft laws concerned: the restructuring of the SBI and the competition for the post of Prosecutor General. In other words, for Zelenskyy’s MPs, maintaining control over the SBI and the Office of the Prosecutor General is far more important than the 120 billion hryvnias needed for the war.
And of course, poor Zelenskyy knows nothing about any of this. Everyone around him is constantly setting him up and deceiving him.
First, Halushchenko, Yermak and Mindich, behind the President’s back, siphoned off funds from Energoatom to the estates of the Dynasty (and a certain Vova). Then Mudra and Mykytas showed some ‘corrupt initiative’ and, without authorisation, legalised 150 million through a state-owned bank as a deposit for Zelenskyy’s Minister of Energy.
And now the ‘Servants’ in the Rada have quietly left the honest president out to dry over 120 billion to save the SBI and the Prosecutor General, with whom (according to Mudra herself) it is easy to come to an agreement," added the head of the AntAC.
