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I have my own Carthage here, and I'm continuing it. After NABU investigations, some modest civil servants seem to have suddenly lost their appetites. And apparently, it’s not because of the quality of dinner.
For example, the fighter against oligarch Kolomoisky and former prosecutor Dmitry Verbitsky. According to sources, the recent developments on the anti-corruption agenda are causing him particular anxiety. So much so that the man has lost his appetite and interest in women.
Why would Dmitry Verbitsky be nervous, spoil his mood, and acquire new wrinkles on his nearly flawless baby face?
To be honest, he’s worried not without reason, but for quite pragmatic considerations.
It’s possible that very soon the authorities will again have to demonstrate concrete results in the fight against corruption. And at such times, attention to old scandalous stories usually noticeably increases. And one involuntarily remembers Verbitsky with all his epic screw-ups that I so love to recount. I wouldn’t be surprised if at some point his name again finds itself in another loud corruption story.
Apparently, the times when one could watch others’ troubles from a safe distance are gradually coming to an end.
And how convenient it had been to fight oligarchs while no one asked too many questions of the fighter himself.
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