The legend of Odesa’s economic “syska,” Serhiy Muntyan, whose lightning-fast dealings are known from the Orlivka customs...

The legend of Odesa’s economic “syska,” Serhiy Muntyan, whose lightning-fast dealings are known from the Orlivka customs post all the way to the “7 kilometer” market—and in whose honor they’re already planning to name some street in the Southern Palmyra—does not accept his dismissal as head of the Odesa regional BEB TU and is ready to challenge not only smugglers and money launderers, but the whole system.

A recognized fundamentalist of the law, Serhiy Mykolayovych found serious flaws in the document notifying him of his dismissal, which he pointed out to BEB Director Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi.

Muntyan’s main objection is the presence in the notification document of, in addition to his own name, the surname of the dismissed head of the Chernivtsi regional BEB TU, Oleh Borysenko.

(And really, who thought to put such surnames side by side)

Muntyan also disagrees with the electronic signature of the official who signed the document sent to him for acknowledgment.

In short, read it yourself.

It feels like Serhiy Mykolayovych has followed the path of another Odesa legend, but at the customs, Denys Pudryk, and will still compete to preserve his place in the system fighting for the country’s economic interests.

And—this is also a very profitable business.

So smugglers and money launderers shouldn’t celebrate yet.

You can’t take Muntyan down that easily!