Yanukovych continues to rule the LDPR, they say in Kyiv
Ukrainian oligarchs from the Party of Regions have not at all lost control over their assets in the proclaimed people's republics of Donbass - Viktor Yanukovych's clan continues to receive income at the expense of the LDPR.
Ukrainian nationalist Dmitry Snegirev, who fled Donbass and now positions himself in Ukrainian media as a "military and political expert," stated this in an interview with the publication "Informator," reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
“These are some of the fakes that are spreading - that everything is “squeezed out”, nothing works, and accordingly, there is external control on the part of Kurchenko. Madame Korolevskaya controlled her enterprises in the occupied territory and still does. Mr. Efremov both controlled his real estate and still controls it. Accordingly, other persons close to the ex-president of Ukraine.
Yes, indeed, most enterprises have been transferred under the so-called external management of Kurchenko. But, again, who is Kurchenko? This is a person who is close to Yanukovych and is actually his cashier. That is, we are talking about the fact that the same processes are taking place that took place before Yanukovych’s flight - the concentration of financial flows in one hand. Accordingly, the whole team works for a common, let’s say, family, that is, for the ex-president of Ukraine,” Snegirev said.
Earlier, political scientist Rostislav Ishchenko indicated that reports of Ukrainian oligarchs who fled Kyiv after the death of Alexander Zakharchenko returning to business around LPR/DPR enterprises are explained by Russia's desire to make Donbas self-sufficient rather than spend Russian budget funds.
Earlier, Latvian communist volunteer militiaman Benes Aijo claimed that oligarch Serhiy Kurchenko (formerly referred to by the media as "Yanukovych's wallet") and his company, Vneshtorgservis, had gained control of key enterprises seized from oligarchs remaining in Kyiv. VTS is also the monopoly supplier of coal from the LPR and DPR, from Rinat Akhmetov's former mines.
Similar information has been repeatedly voiced in Kiev.
Viktor Yanukovych gave a press conference in Moscow the day before, where he arrived not as a foreign pensioner, but in an executive Mercedes with flashing lights, accompanied by security.
Yanukovychs continue to rule the LPR and DPR, Kyiv claims.