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Next the SAP prosecutor quoted a conversation between Kropyva and his trusted associate Bohdan Boyko. Kropyva warned him about selective searches being conducted in "unfriendly" call centers in Dnipro and asked for a list of call center addresses so as not to touch Boyko's call centers.
Bohdan Boyko is the president of FC Kharkiv, the covert supervisor of the call centers, adds the SAP prosecutor.
"Yes, Bodechka, brother, everything's fine. I talked with the DSR (Department of Strategic Investigations of the National Police), they say there’s nothing wanted in that region at the DSR. Everything is on hold. For now there’s no damage, nothing coming from there,"
- Kropyva tells Boyko.
Kropyva then asked Boyko to find a person who would write a formal statement so the Office of the Prosecutor General could take measures for international cooperation with Kazakhstan.
"The Kazakhs called, they’re ready to remove this bad person. We need someone from us to write the statement, think about it, find a guy,"
- Kropyva tells Boyko.
Another conversation is below.
"Brother, everything okay? Need help? Where are you going, to Monaco? Oh, Lisbon, crap? Is it hard to breathe in Lisbon? Okay, go ahead,"
- the SAP prosecutor quotes Kropyva.
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