State TV of Ukraine “wets” Nalyvaichenko – a connection with Medvedev was discovered
Former head of the SBU Valentin Nalyvaichenko, who has recently turned into an “active fighter against corruption,” is not without reason flashing on the screens again - with the help of oligarch friends Viktor Polishchuk and Dmitry Firtash, he is preparing for the presidential elections in Ukraine.
This was stated on the air of the “Schemes” program on the state-owned First National TV channel.
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The story draws attention to the fact that Nalyvaichenko’s 26-year-old daughter works as deputy director of Polishchuk’s company “Techenergotrade”. In addition, under Nalyvaichenko’s position as head of the SBU, the department closed the case of the raider seizure of 94,6 hectares of land in Brovary by Polishchuk’s structures. According to the authors of the program, what adds piquancy to the situation is the fact that Polishchuk’s wife, Liliya Rezvaya, is the niece of the wife of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
There is another oligarch who, according to journalists, benefits from supporting Nalyvaichenko during his entry into big politics - this is Dmitry Firtash, whose people are close to Nalyvaichenko. We are talking about its speaker Markiyan Lubkovsky and the former deputy head of the SBU, and then the head of the department, Valery Khoroshkovsky.
“For 479 days, while the SBU was headed by Nalyvaichenko, this body was unable to complete a single investigation into former officials of Viktor Yanukovych. After his dismissal from the SBU, Nalyvaichenko began an active anti-corruption campaign. Now he is a frequent guest on television, where he scolds the authorities, travels around the country and presents his anti-corruption movement and gathers fans around him with an eye on future parliamentary, and eventually presidential elections,” the investigation says.
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