The Prosecutor General's Office is currently preparing a series of submissions to the Verkhovna Rada, which will hold both coalition and opposition parliamentarians accountable. This was stated by Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin himself to RBC.
The head of the Prosecutor General's Office did not specify who exactly these orders would apply to, but at least one name is known with certainty: Radical Party MP Andriy Lozov.
Its leader, Oleh Lyashko, had previously accused Shokin and President Petro Poroshenko of pressuring the party through this means. According to Lyashko, this involved attempts to coerce radicals into voting for special status for Donbas, something they were unwilling to do. The country's leading radical claimed this was an act of revenge on Poroshenko's part.
As a reminder, 41 signatures are still needed to initiate consideration of the resignation of Prosecutor General's Office head Viktor Shokin. This was previously stated by Member of Parliament Yegor Sobolev. Sobolev is overseeing the signature collection for Shokin's resignation.
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