It appears that the confrontation between
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky is gaining momentum.
The President is dismissing governors one after another who are close to
the Privat group and Kolomoisky personally. Following Odesa, the head of state intends to replace Oleh Honcharuk, the governor of
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, who is linked to the oligarch.
«President Petro Poroshenko, according
to preliminary data, is preparing the dismissal of Oleh Honcharuk, the governor of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, who is very closely linked to Ihor Kolomoisky and the
Privat group.
I view the possible dismissal of Honcharuk
positively, and link it to the fact that the President is weakening the political influence of oligarchs in the interests of the country, and as it became known, the Privat group is working
on creating a political project, to which they have invited their controlled
members of parliament, journalists,
businessmen. It is dangerous to keep Kolomoisky's man in the post, as lobbying
the interests of one oligarchic group, using administrative resources and
political position in one region or another - is unacceptable in post-revolutionary
Ukraine.
De-oligarchization is happening according to an absolutely correct
scenario, and I do not consider this the so-called war of oligarchs.
The state, represented by the President and his administration,
is acting in the interests of the country, and, as we observe, the weakening of the positions of oligarchs
- does not strengthen the positions of another oligarchic group, and the dismissals of "Kolomoisky's
people" do not allow a specific
political or business group to occupy the vacant positions. A bright example of this is the appointment
of the former President of Georgia, the practical reformer Mikheil Saakashvili», - reports Pavlo Nuss from his page on the social network Facebook.
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