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Has General Pisnyi Completely Lost His Conscience?
Recall that 25 in November 2015, media reported that Vasyl Pisnyi, deputy head of the K Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) management, wrote a statement voluntarily removing his status as a participant in the ATO, which he received while in the combat zone for only 3 days.
This information appeared after the incident with MP Volodymyr Parasyuk. The latter kicked a SBU officer in the back during a meeting of the anti-corruption committee, which sparked interest in Pisnyi's person.
It turned out that Vasyl Pisnyi did not submit a statement renouncing the status of ATO participant. As head of the State Service for Veterans Affairs and War Participants Artyr Dereviannko said, his agency did not receive a statement from Vasyl Pisnyi. Dereviannko noted that he personally controls receipt of the data statements entrusted to his service.
As of now, his agency has the right to revoke the status of an ATO participant for three reasons: the citizen's own will, a court decision, and if the agency determined that fraudulent documents were submitted.
At the moment, by personal choice, only 5-6 people have been deprived of ATO participant status. In particular, former SBU head Valentyn Nalyvaichenko and his former adviser Markiyan Lubkivskyi have lost the status. Two other Ministry of Internal Affairs employees have also been deprived of similar status.
Source: SKELET-info
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