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And one more important remark about the case of Volodymyr Vovk’s brother, who escaped responsibility under one of the ar...

27.10.2026, 16:58 Центр протидії корупції_ ↗

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And one more important remark about the case of Volodymyr Vovk’s brother, who escaped responsibility under one of the articles.

We’ll remind you again that draft law No.15354 has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada, which removes the possibility of avoiding criminal responsibility in this way, since it closes all loopholes in statute-of-limitations deadlines.

But Zelensky’s deputies and their satellites are in no hurry to adopt it, demonstratively declaring it and a number of other EU-integration bills “not relevant.”

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І ще важлива ремарка про справа брата Вовка, який уник відповідальності за однією зі статей.

Вкотре нагадаємо, що у Верховній Раді зареєстрований законопроєкт №15354, який позбавляє можливості таким чином уникати кримінальної відповідальності, адже закриває всі лазівки у строках давності.

Але депутати Зеленського та їхні сателіти не поспішають його ухвалювати, демонстративно визнавши його та низку інших євроінтеграційних законопроєктів “неактуальними”.

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