Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
Ukrainska Pravda published an article about the Kyiv Council’s land commission.
In it, the journalists for some reason set up a contrast between “corruptionist” Mykhailo Terentiev and the “anti-corruption deputy” Dmytro Bilotserkovets. Given Bilotserkovets’s background, this looks at least strange.
The struggle over the land commission is a battle between Kyiv clans. Dmytro Bilotserkovets represents the interests of Kyiv’s so‑called overseer Yurii Horovyi (“Ryzhyi”). Bilotserkovets meets with Horovyi, takes directions from him, and lobbies for his corrupt schemes.
This information should be of particular interest to Ukrainska Pravda journalist Mykhailo Tkach, who has repeatedly investigated Yurii Horovyi and his partner Vasyl Veselyi.
Mykhailo Tkach and all known journalists should know that Horovyi is the direct boss of the so‑called “anti‑corruption” Bilotserkovets. And it was Horovyi who pulled him into the “Third Assault Brigade” after Klitschko and Palatnyi expelled Bilotserkovets for playing against the team.