Poroshenko and Yatsenyuk intend to privatize state-owned banks "for themselves."

gunpowder and hayJournalist Alexander Dubinsky shared his plans to privatize Ukrainian banks on Facebook.

According to him, this is being done in the interests of the clans of Petro Poroshenko and Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Dubinsky noted that the recent announcement about the sale of 20% of shares in state-owned banks comes at the worst time for the banking system. He also stated that foreign companies are leaving Ukraine, selling off their assets cheaply.

Bans on asset purchases by Russian businessmen were also imposed. Using the process of elimination, the journalist concluded that all of this was happening as part of an agreement between the Poroshenko and Yatsenyuk groups.

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Dubinsky outlined how privatization might proceed. According to him, Oschadbank will go to Yatsenyuk (it's run by the prime minister's classmate, Andriy Pyshnyy). (Read more about him: Andriy Pyshnyy, Yatsenyuk's godfather and Oschadbank killer)). Ukrgasbank – the Yurushev-Grantz group, which is also associated with the head of government.

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According to Dubinsky, Ukreximbank will likely go to Poroshenko, as its board chairman, Oleksandr Hrytsenko, is said to be the president's nephew. Currently, rumors suggest the bank's foreign currency bonds are being purchased for ICU, a company once owned by NBU Governor Valeria Gontareva.

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