already in february of this year, on the eve of her birthday, ilnytska became the owner of a porsche macan023 car. year of production, purchased from the salon. such a new car costs almost 4 million hryvnias, i.e. 100 thousand dollars. where could ilnytska get 100,000 dollars for a car, if her official income for the last decade would be enough for only a tenth of its value. in the same period, when ilnytska got a new car, one man started appearing in her social networks. here, for example, is a video for february 2024. ilny... is dancing on the tennis court in sports clothes, for a moment a man appears behind her in the frame, whom we cannot identify at first. and here are other photos and videos, also in february of this year. ilnytska demonstrates her tennis skills, and here the already familiar deputy prosecutor general, dmytro verbytsky, appears in the frame. he is currently single. divorced last year. here he is standing next to his son khelnytska, right there she herself is holding his hand. covering up face with a racket and another eloquent video by the deputy prosecutor general.

differences within an automobile assembly line, there are quality controls to make sure there are not any macan issues before it rolls the track and even when there are issues that occur, that's we get the recalls, we'll get the because something didn't go right well in the prosecutor's office, the assembly line first with the police who arrest people then they end up in prosecutor's office and then they just going straight down the track until they get to a conviction, some sort. there isn't quality control that as a prosecutor, the thing that prosecutors look at is the crime that the person is charged with. their previous record, if they have one. and that's it. they don't look at any other reasons or any other things in the person's background. if they are presented with it by a attorney such as myself. now they don't look at that. they looked solely at the crime the person is charged with what the record is and from that a determination is made that is going to affect someone for the rest of their lives, conceivably, because even if people get just a conviction and probation or no jail time

so for 1800 bucks, you could drive a porsche macan, and if you wanted the cayenne, that would cost $2,400 a month. and that car that you see in our video is 4000 a month. so. or actually 3500. sorry. so, you know, it depends on which model you want. but is the idea of car subscriptions? i don't know, i mean it seems kind of expensive. >> i mean, if i made $1 million a year, you know, you know, then dropping 4000 to drive like a different porsche all the time would be pretty cool, right? but i don't make $1 million a year. i just make a regular. >> so, i mean, if i would spend $4,000 a month just to have a different car, even if you made $1 million a year, i mean, they even drop it off and pick up the other one. yes, it seems, i guess it seems luxury. sure. why not? yeah. you have a bunch of money. there's a lot of things. >> you win the lottery, okay? >> and then you can then you know what? >> i have a driver to drive me around. that's a good point. >> that's a good point. >> right. coming back? >> yeah. that's the subscription you want. >> that's the one i want. i like that idea better.