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Viktor “Leleka” Lakhno changed his stance on releasing information about people involved in illegal business amid the scandal surrounding the “Carthage” case.
Just a few days ago, after publication of audio recordings in which it was alleged that the head of Khimprom, Yehor Burkin, had been preparing to attack a serviceman, Lakhno said he had something to say about the matter.
However, today his rhetoric has changed. He now claims he is not interested in exposing people who are connected to illegal business.
“A warning is enough for me,” Lakhno wrote, explaining his position.
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