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The parliamentary temporary special commission hearings added another dimension to the Sens Bank case — political rivalry. In fact, that was the goal stated by the commission chair Yaroslav Zheleznyak: his work was to “hold [them] politically accountable.” Since Rostyslav Shurma fled abroad and Iryna Mudra was in custody, there were few targets left for political accountability: the NBU or the Ministry of Finance.
The most sensational revelation at the commission hearings was the testimony of Shevki Adzhuner. He said that the head of the NBU, Andriy Pyshnyi, recommended Vasyl Vesely for the adviser post, and then Vasyl Vesely was introduced to him personally at a meeting in the NBU building. In addition, Shevki Adzhuner said he did not want to appoint Oleksii Stupak as the bank’s chairman of the board (“he did not belong to those I preferred”) because he “was a legacy from the previous owners” and “did not have leadership qualities.”
- “Babel”
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