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Prosecutor General Kravchenko, after two days of “reflection,” responded to the NABU investigation. After yesterday’s trip to the hospital he says that today he will be doing sports.
He promises to put all employees of Serhiy Kropyva’s department through polygraph tests. That “we will not be limited to a single personnel decision.” And that he has “no connection to covering up illegal call centers.”
However, he said not a word about his “empire,” which Kropyva on the tapes says: “No, it’s cool to make an empire like the boss did.”
We at the Center for Civil Liberties will certainly follow how the Office of the Prosecutor General checks all possible suspects.
Because Kropyva himself clearly says on the tapes that all searches in the call centers were carried out to create a “rustle.” And the unit’s employees (and all the more so — the Prosecutor General) hardly could have not known about this.
By the way, we have already sent similar inquiries to Kravchenko regarding prosecutors “with disabilities.”
Then we learned that the Prosecutor General’s Office did not dismiss a single one of the 74 prosecutors whose fake disabilities were identified and revoked by the Ministry of Health.
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