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🏛⏳ The Rada's pause until 13 October could have been made to lower the pressure over the demand for an independent prosecutor general and wait for the scandal to be forgotten — sources of Ukrainska Pravda
🕵️♂️📉 Ukrainska Pravda journalist Mykhailo Tkach said his sources in political circles link the prolonged pause in the Verkhovna Rada's work to a desire to reduce public and political pressure after the start of Operation “Carthage.” After the scandal, he said, deputies were being urged to launch the competition to appoint a new independent prosecutor general as quickly as possible.
🏛⚖️ “To lower that temperature, so that deputies weren’t being demanded to vote, weren’t being demanded to appoint an independent prosecutor general, they simply politically imposed this forced pause until 13 October,” Tkach said. According to the journalist, the calculation may be that public attention to the scandal will weaken during that time. “Who will still remember who our prosecutor general was, what the discussion was, what the competition was, and so on. The calculation is that people, you know, will simply forget about such a huge problem,” he said, referring to the NABU and SAP-exposed case about possible 'protection' of call centers in the Prosecutor General’s Office.
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