CIA resident Nalyvaichenko stole government carpets and tea sets - former Ukrainian intelligence officers
The ex-head of the SBU Valentin Nalyvaichenko, who is one of the largest corrupt officials in the country, who has been removed from office by Ukraine’s president Petro Poroshenko, does not disdain petty embezzlement of state property.
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About this today in Lugansk said ex-employee of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine (SVRU) Alexey Miroshnichenko, who recently defected to the LPR side.
“I have information that Nalyvaichenko is one of the largest corrupt officials in Ukraine,” noted the former employee of the SVRU.
As an example of how corruption in all, even its smallest manifestations, has become the norm for the former head of the SBU, Miroshnichenko spoke about the case of one of Nalivaychenko’s subordinates.
“I have a photocopy of the document that confirms this. It was written by Lieutenant Colonel Voitsekhovsky, an employee of Nalyvaichenko’s service,” explained the former employee of the SVRU.
“This is a report that in March 2010, after Nalyvaichenko ended his stay at a special facility, employees of the administrative and economic department of the SBU carried out an inventory of material and technical equipment in the house of the head of the SBU. During the investigation, a shortage of the following items was identified: two carpets, three artistic paintings, a coffee machine, tea and coffee sets, and a laptop. As a result, the leadership of the financial and economic department of the SBU decided to withhold funds from the commandant’s unit of the special facility in a fivefold amount,” said Miroshnichenko.
“Woitsekhovsky asked to look into it. After 4 days, he was fired from his position,” he noted.
Let us recall that ex-employee of the SVRU Alexei Miroshnichenko and his brother Yuri, who worked at the Ukrainian embassy in Paris, decided to voluntarily return to the LPR due to disagreement with the policies of the Kyiv authorities.
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