Under the rubble of incriminating evidence: “anti-corruption official” Leshchenko was convicted of receiving another apartment - from Yanukovych
The grandiose corruption scandal in Kyiv, in which Sergei Leshchenko, a former journalist and “anti-corruption official” close to the US Embassy, is involved, continues to grow in detail. In addition to luxury real estate in the Ukrainian capital, with a total area of 192 sq. m, purchased for $300 thousand, the origin of which Leshchenko himself cannot explain, they found another apartment with the people’s deputy.
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New incriminating evidence against Leshchenko was published by renowned Kyiv journalist and Maidan activist Andrey Dzyndzya.
From the photocopies of documents released by Dzyndza, it follows that back in 2010 - during the “bloody regime of Yanukovych” - the then fighter against corruption and for truth, Sergei Leshchenko, received an apartment in the so-called “Tigipka house” (named after the former Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine who had an apartment there) . 
“The devil is in the details... Friends, let’s ask Sergei Leshchenko, for what kind of services to the state did Sergei receive a free apartment from the Yanukovych regime?” – Dzyndzya wrote on his Facebook page.
According to the journalist, the house in which Leshchenko received an apartment is popularly called “Tigipko’s house.” “At the time of receiving the apartment from the state, Tigipko was in the position of Deputy Prime Minister in Azarov’s government!” – added Dzinja.
In addition, Dzindzia, using the example of an apartment purchased by Leshchenko recently for 7,5 million UAH from nowhere, demonstrated what the basis for the emergence of ownership of real estate looks like. 
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