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🔈 VSP back in the spotlight
The Military Law Enforcement Service is reverting to the “good old days.” Colonel Oleh Ohnivenko and Major General Viktor Plakhtiy have come under scrutiny.
According to sources familiar with the system, law enforcement should check reports about possible sales of transfers from combat units to non-combat units for 12 thousand dollars, passes during curfew for 400 dollars, and “resolving issues” for SZZ for 1 thousand dollars. There are also allegations of possible fuel sales and commercial operations on the premises of military units.
If confirmed, the VSP risks becoming an institution with a very unusual price list.
Separate questions arise about Ohnivenko, who, he says, presents himself as an aide to Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Drapaty and claims influence over the VSP. It would be useful to know what position he actually holds and what powers he has.
Regarding Plakhtiy, public discussion also raises questions about his wealth, in particular an apartment for his daughter in Vancouver with an estimated value of $900 thousand.
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