“He is not working now, he is on maternity leave,” said Yegorova-Lutsenko.
When asked if she would work with Malysh after his release from vacation, the head of the regional council replied that she “would like to work with deputies who are not related to corruption schemes.”
“Firstly, we have the presumption of innocence. We have one deputy from the Opposition Bloc – For Life. This is a quota, coalition agreements, of course, it is legally absent, it is oral. a question related to the re-election of another deputy from their faction, “said Yegorova-Lutsenko.
On August 19, the Kharkiv Regional Council voted for the election of a deputy from the “Servant of the People” Yegorova-Lutsenko as the head of the council. On the same day, the deputies voted to dismiss the former head of the regional council Artur Tovmasyan. He Napisal resignation letter… He is suspected of receiving more than UAH 1 million in bribes.
In the evening of July 22 on the third floor of the regional council building, where the executive offices are located, searches were carried out, in which NABU employees took part. Later it became known that NABU and SAP detained Malysh in the framework of criminal proceedings on receiving a bribe from the director of a utility company in 1 million 50 thousand UAH when transferring the last part of the amount.
The NABU noted that searches were also carried out at the head of the regional council, a representative of the “Servant of the People” Artur Tovmasyan, but he does not have a procedural status in the case.
July 23, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Irina Venediktova notified of the signing of a report of suspicion for the deputy head of the regional council. She did not give her last name, but stressed that “the political affiliation of the defendants will not help them.”
On July 24, the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court elected Malysh custodial measure until September 20 with the alternative of paying a deposit in the amount of UAH 4.75 million. July 29 Kid left the detention center after posting bail.
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