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⬆️ So how am I supposed to understand this? The court decision was already issued, and Bilyk continued to be listed in the position for six more days? And did they keep paying salary from the state budget during all six of those days to an official whom the State Bureau of Investigations had notified of suspicion in a corruption case?
Or maybe you need a separate reminder from journalists to enforce court rulings?
Yermak was dismissed. Mudra was dismissed. The head of the State Tax Service in Ternopil region, Olga Lishchynska, was also dismissed after a corruption scandal. And what about Bilyk— is he untouchable? Or are there special rules of personnel responsibility for members of Hamaliy's clan at Mr. Tkachuk's office?
Let me remind you: Tkachuk and Bilyk are former deputies of Serhiy Hamaliy at the Khmelnytskyi Regional Military Administration. So what is this: personnel leniency for an old acquaintance or another instance of mutual protection?
🧐 Or maybe, Mr. Tkachuk, you were also aware of everything that was going on? Otherwise how do you explain such personnel concern for a suspect? Did you see everything, know everything, and take part?
I have already appealed to Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky and initiated consideration of the issue of Bilyk's dismissal.
🧐 Because the civil service during wartime is not a sanatorium for officials who have become subjects of corruption proceedings. And it is not a personnel reserve for the Mafia clan HAMALIY!
Materials from my journalistic investigation:
👉 https://t.me/mosiychukinKhmelnitsky/798
👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/54096
👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/54097
👉 https://t.me/mosiychukinKhmelnitsky/691
👉 https://t.me/mosiychukinKhmelnitsky/697
👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/52696
👉 https://t.me/mosiychuk72/52700
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