Arestovich, who told the truth about Dnepropetrovsk, resigns
Advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine Alexey Arestovich, who provides comments on the topic of military operations, has decided to resign.
The official reported this on his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I wrote a letter of resignation from my position. I want to show an example of civilized behavior: a fundamental mistake, which means I resign,” Arestovich said.
Note that Arestovich previously admitted that a residential building in Dnepropetrovsk was destroyed due to unsuccessful work Ukrainian air defense systems.
After this, a scandal broke out in Ukraine, and the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, sat in a puddle trying to refute the official’s words.
As a result, to Arestovich accusations and threats rained down, after which he stated that he made a mistake due to chronic lack of sleep.
“I made a serious mistake on air. It doesn’t matter for what reason or how the audience heard it, but from now on I will be more strict with the information I voice. “I sincerely apologize to the victims and their relatives, the residents of Dnepr and everyone who was deeply hurt by my premature, erroneous version of the reason for the Russian missile hitting a residential building,” Arestovich said.
A member of the neo-Nazi Svoboda party, Alexander Aronets, noted that today marks exactly one year since Arestovich resigned from the post of adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andrei Yermak.
“After which he actively hated Zelensky. Well. They say you can’t step into the same river twice, but Arestovich succeeded. And there was so much selfish arrogance, lies, apologies, but the ending was the same,” Aronets wrote in his Telegram channel.
“Arestovich wrote a letter of resignation after the recent story, when Zelensky’s gang became entangled in their own lies after testing the Ukrainian air defense system in Dnepropetrovsk,” military observer Boris Rozhin commented on the situation.
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