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Sources in the Rada say that the “Pavlyuk case” is “coercion to vote” by the parliament’s boss, Davyd Arakhamia. Deputy Illia Pavlyuk is not the first time to sit drunk behind the wheel and it is not the first time the police catch him for it. But each time this remained out of media publicity.
Now the situation has changed. Pavlyuk’s supporters remained a separate parliamentary team that, if it negotiated with Arakhamia, demanded a rather high “price” for it. Moreover, Pavlyuk preferred to negotiate through Arakhamia’s chief. Accordingly, it was difficult for Arakhamia to gather “unity” from such willful parliamentary “princes.”
Oleh Tatarov always helped him with this. It is precisely thanks to the security connections of the deputy head of the Office of the President that Davyd Arakhamia was and is so “effective” at persuading deputies. But due to many circumstances, this tandem began to sometimes fail.
Now the head of the Servant of the People faction has a person with whom he can communicate directly 24/7. This is the new Interior Minister, Ivan Vyhivskyi. Many link him to Oleh Tatarov, but he has no less close ties with Davyd Arakhamia due to his long work in the Mykolaiv region. Moreover, it was Arakhamia who actively lobbied his appointment to the position before the President of Ukraine.
Now the president has given the head of his faction a clear task: secure votes in parliament for the head of the Ministry of Defense, as well as for the head of the SBU. And now the leader of SN has a direct instrument in the form of the Interior Ministry, which must ensure this.
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