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❗Regarding the difficult situation in Obolonskyi district: I urge Kyrylo Fesyk to come back!
I understand he is a free person and may choose not to accept this. And perhaps he still sees ways to serve in the Cabinet.
But without a head, the district accumulates problems by the month and even by the week. One member of parliament alone cannot replace the executive branch, nor does she have the authority, and those who remain led by the perpetual local official Tsybulshchak have not lived up to expectations—if there were any.
After all, I hoped the President would quickly appoint a replacement, and I did not object to Fesyk leaving the position of head of the Obolonskyi RDA, which he held for 6 years, to try serving the state at the Ministry of Restoration, Infrastructure and Transport of Ukraine.
However, the President is hesitating to appoint RDA heads because he doubts the new people. Kyiv's city management under Klitschko does not withstand any criticism, and hoping for him makes no sense. And I absolutely do not want to leave people helpless in winter, ahead of Russian terror, without coherent management and without understanding whom to turn to and how.
Yes, in November we are strengthening communication, we will again set up a separate hotline for appeals that was at one time merged with Fesyk’s office, and we are restoring active citizen receptions. But the district administration needs a head!
I strongly ask Kyrylo Oleksandrovych to return and be with the people.
Being one of Minister Kalashnyk’s ten deputies, about whom there are already many questions and they are growing, is not an irreplaceable mission compared to practically being mobilized to serve Obolon’s residents.
The military currently do not have the luxury of fixed service terms, so.
Kyrylo Oleksandrovych, please come back, I beg you.
Tomorrow I will send a letter-appeal to the President.