Yuriy Lutsenko: “3 in September the Verkhovna Rada created a Temporary Special Commission on the protection of critical...

Yuriy Lutsenko: “3 in September the Verkhovna Rada created a Temporary Special Commission on the protection of critical infrastructure and regional energy resilience headed by Servant L. Zaburanna.

The covert goal — to terrorize Klychko with information. The plan was to show terrifying unreadiness for winter in Kyiv against the backdrop of the successful actions of Zelensky’s appointees.

As part of this plan, the deputies decided to visit energy facilities in the Kyiv region — until recently the fiefdom of the current Minister of Restoration and Infrastructure M. Kalashnyk.

What they saw shocked even the Servants of the People.

Crooked formwork, poor quality spacing of rebar and welded joints. Percentage of completion of work on protecting the energy sector 25-12%!

While serving as head of the military-civil administration, Mr. Kalashnyk, to protect these substations, unilaterally and without tenders signed contracts for 652 million with 2 companies that are under the influence of a person involved in the NABU case on drone embezzlement. In total these 2 firms chosen by Kalashnyk received 1,8 billion of budget funds under the Recovery Plan.

In the photo you can see this “resilience.”

And understand why power in the capital region is as rare as Aim‑Point missiles in Russia.

However, Minister Kalashnyk is not worried.

Together with his colleague, former head of the Zaporizhzhia military-civil administration I. Fedorov, who recently became head of the State Agency for Restoration, they have already spent 68(!) billion of funds allocated from the State Budget. Fedorov’s experience pumping billions to “their” companies in both Zaporizhzhia and Kyiv regions is showing.

So recently Mr. Kalashnyk asked parliament for another 60!

Of course, such brazenness is understandable.

If these 2 key positions for protecting energy are filled precisely by Zelensky’s appointees with dozens of criminal cases about looting on fortifications, shelters, and protective structures in the energy sector, then this policy clearly has support at the highest level.

What next?

Either the embezzlers will wait for enemy strikes on facilities so they can finally pocket the funds.

Or the Office of the Prosecutor General will immediately take the embezzlement cases under control.

Or NABU will add a couple more “effective managers” to its record.”