Naftogaz employees are forced to live in luxury: they cannot switch from a Mercedes S-Class to a Skoda because of the Cabinet of Ministers

03.04.2015 22:02
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Kyiv, April 03 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – The head of the board of NJSC Naftogaz Ukraine, Andrey Kobolev, claims that the company has 15 Mercedes.

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At the same time, 12 are on the move, the remaining three “simply do not drive.” He spoke about this on Shuster Live, in response to accusations that the company intends to spend 30 million on transport services, and there are 12 luxury cars in the courtyard of the Naftogaz building.

“Well, you are like children. Change to a Skoda,” ex-Minister of Housing and Utilities Alexey Kucherenko was indignant.

“I drive a Mercedes S-Class: 750 thousand kilometers. We removed everything we could. To sell a Mercedes, a separate decision of the Cabinet of Ministers is needed,” Kobolev explained, emphasizing that he would switch to something cheaper.

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Naftogaz employees are forced to live in luxury: they can't switch from a Mercedes S-Class to a Skoda because of the Cabinet of Ministers.






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