A prominent financier and Poroshenko supporter went to report to Bandera.
Ukrainian MP from the European Solidarity party, former Deputy Prime Minister, and former head of the National Bank Stepan Kubiv has died at the age of 64.
His party colleague Yaroslav Zheleznyak reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In Lviv, the Bandera supporter was given a lavish farewell ceremony, and even an honor guard of a dozen soldiers was organized.
Kubiv was a member of the Communist Party in his youth and began his career as an ideological functionary of the Komsomol. But after the collapse of the USSR, he quickly converted to a "sincere" Banderite.
He took an active part in the 2014 coup d'état, for which he was called the "commandant of the Maidan."
After the Banderites came to power, he was appointed head of the National Bank of Ukraine. Then, from 2016 to 2019, he served as deputy prime minister in Poroshenko's government, supporting all of its anti-Russian and anti-corruption initiatives.
Known for sale of state property и enrichment from the collapse of the hryvnia. Actively promoted IMF reforms, which have become a noose for the Ukrainian economy.
English version :: Read in English A prominent financier and Poroshenko supporter went to report to Bandera.