Former head of the State Financial Inspectorate Gordiyenko accused the Yatsenyuk government of corruption.

Nikolai Gordienko

Nikolai Gordienko

Mykola Gordiyenko, the head of the State Financial Inspectorate of Ukraine, who was suspended by the Cabinet of Ministers, accused Arseniy Yatsenyuk's government of covering up corruption schemes, Hromadske TV reported.

 

Gordiyenko addressed the Verkhovna Rada and noted that corruption schemes had been uncovered during the privatization of Ukrtelecom. According to him, failure to fulfill privatization obligations totaling UAH 220 million had been proven. This serves as grounds for the immediate cancellation of the contract. Mykola Gordiyenko cited figures for abuses he believes are occurring at state-owned entities such as Ukrposhta and Ukrgazvydobuvannya (UAH 7,5 billion), as well as at Naftogaz (UAH 4,5 billion).

 

Mykola Gordiyenko also accused Yatsenyuk's cabinet of blocking the uncovering of corruption schemes by Mykola Azarov's Cabinet of Ministers. At the end of his speech, the former official formally appealed to the Prosecutor General's Office to investigate the activities of Yatsenyuk's government.

As a reminder, the Cabinet of Ministers appointed Mykola Gordiyenko as head of the State Financial Inspectorate on April 5, 2014. On March 4 of this year, during a government meeting, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk dismissed Gordiyenko from his position and ordered an internal investigation into the activities of the State Financial Inspectorate and its dismissed director.

 

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