the nickname stuck to the political skunk in the company, where he was appointed one of the supervisors of the case. it went so badly that it even went as far as proceedings at the level of the national security and defense council of ukraine . moreover , the members of our councils receive a lot of money for their work, the salary of the same sergey leshchenko is estimated at the level of 300,000 hryvnia that the state, represented by the shareholder, offered those conditions, but they were accepted. i am publicly in vain about what i think the salary is overpriced, but foreign independent members. and this good half of the composition of our soviets receives, as a rule, twice as much, for example, a citizen of turkey is a mongrel. and johnner was employed at once in several of our soviets by ukrainian gost companies for many foreign managers, independent at the expense of ukrainian taxpayers became both a feeder and a kind of honorary pension. this is the story with biden's son and everything else. yes , just a fragment, just a bright fragment political, the struggle brought this uh

fragment, just to the surface and everyone saw it, that is, from one side. they say the country was robbed from the other side. they prepared it for war after the coup d'état, the mandatory introduction of supervisory boards at state-owned enterprises in many respects pushed through the european bank for reconstruction and development of ukraine regularly receives loans from it in an amount no less than from the imf, among the bank's clients, not only ukrainian railways. well, ukrposhta oschadbank naftogaz or chovsky, the port of ukrenergo. and all these loans are backed by very specific obligations, for example, they will interfere with the authorities in the corporate management of state- owned enterprises, there will be an attempt to revise relations with the corporate management and us of the nafta gas councils. we can react, not in the most pleasant way, the threat from the european bank for reconstruction and development caused a palace coup in the leadership of the largest. the ukrainian monopoly in april 2021 was replaced by

andriy kobolev, who headed the naftogaz of ukraine after maidan 2014, by acting minister of energy yuriy vitrenko, the united states did not directly insist on the return of koblev, but during a visit to kiev , secretary of state anthony blenkin made it clear that this was a bad signal and potential harm to the international image of ukraine in avtograd was traditionally called uh, well, the presidential business in ukraine, that is, this well, big incomes are what battles were fought between the west, there and ukraine control over naftogaz at his post. the head of nafta gas began to change the composition of the company's council and monopolize the market. in particular one of the tasks was control over the daughter of naftogaz ukrnavta igor kolomoisky, however, it is unlikely that this can take kolomoisky by surprise, he faced something similar after the maidan euro late in march 2015 near the office. kurnavty at that time, the governor of the dnepropetrovsk region , kolomoisky, had already exchanged courtesies with a

people's deputy from the faction of the petro poroshenko bloc, a well-known fighter against corruption, mustafa nai. also, by the way, will subsequently warm up in the ukrainian defense industry council. explain what is here happening here happening. you see the preparation of the kreiger. and whoever wants to come in and climb, why do igor kolomoisky know how to use diversified assets, including media resources, with almost any government and, as if nothing had happened, discuss current affairs. even in the midst of euromaidan, i welcome you to the restaurant. how are you there for? what do we have here? well, we'll survive. i think a successful pre-election campaign was also associated with the name of igor kolomoisky. it is enough for vladimir zelensky to say that

zelensky announced his intention to run for president on new year's eve it was on the air of kolomoisky's 1 + 1 tv channel because of this appeal. they even moved the broadcast of congratulations from the current head of state, petro poroshenko, with whom kolomoisky was at odds, dear ukrainians. i promise you and you for the presidency of ukraine, but when zelensky came to power, he began to defend the political field, for example, a law on alligarchs was adopted in the president’s office, they explained that it should be the first step towards eliminating the oligarchic system in ukraine, that is, the most in which recent years held afloat the country's economic sovereignty is a self-player, and americans do not like self-players. hence the conflict arose between the americans and between kolomoisky and zelensky was involved in this conflict and he had to choose and he chose the americans

did not stay in the country the time of akhmetov's relationship with the ukrainian power. in any case, the media looked very strained, there were even rumors about the preparation of a coup d'état. this information is specifically in order to draw akhmetov's war into an information war, he is already all against it. well, i don’t care what they took into the soviet inheritance, they tried to use it partially, so that , for example, akhmetov needs akhmetov to work for the production of chemical products - this is a different gas, cheap russian gas. the fact itself is necessary in russia to get cheap gas. it's tied down ukraine in russia is therefore vakhmetov, in any case, the founder of the famous rothschild dynasty is credited with the phrase. let me manage the country's money. and i don't care who makes laws there. this is in general consonant with the current situation in ukraine in many ways, reminiscent of

the history of colonial india in its time. the british enslaved her not with guns, but by entering the country through a post-yin company. it looks like the situation in ukraine is repeating itself. in any case, for effective corporate governance, the list of key state-owned companies, where the creation of supervisory boards is only expanding, who would have thought that the phrase all power by the council in the 21st century could acquire such an unexpected capitalist sound in ukraine anna yesimova valeriy savelyev anastasia popova typical ukraine about how the oligarchic economy of ukraine can change with our permanent expert alexander vasiliev. hello sasha. if you believe in forbes, then over the past 8 years, the income of ukrainian oligarchs of those who own the economy has seriously fallen, some have more, some have less, but definitely in the red, almost everyone, well, the only exception, perhaps, is probably pyotr alekseevich poroshenko, who entered

power as a millionaire, and left it as a billionaire. and yet. it's a drop in income. is it ah, the results of the global crisis, or is it still an internal ukrainian story, well, starting with poroshenko, when not all ukrainian oligarchs manage to be in the presidential chair, and therefore their, uh, economic potential, so to speak, is difficult to support, but by yes, except for the political one, and they understand this very well, therefore, this is a struggle, if not the chair itself, it is for control over it, it plays. of course, these people play a very important role. uh , at one time they got such a kind of cream, and also the soviet economy from the ussr well, everyone knows these main industries are metallurgical and, uh, chemical in the first place. and if we are talking specifically about the metallurgist, then, of course, the loss of the donbass for ukraine yes, it was a very, very serious factor in the loss of the assets that remained there

the ukrainian oligarchs to replenish. uh, it turned out, well, it's almost impossible for the state to still have some kind of certain control over the economy, despite russia or the oligarchy. first of all, these are such large infrastructure industries, but what about the energy sector, the railway, the gas transportation system, how have these industries been managed recently? yes, i said that those people whom we now call oligarchs. they collected such peculiar cream. and, that is, those industries where relatively. it was just possible to establish the marketing of products, and carry them abroad. simple and technological processes and this allowed these people to get rich quite quickly, but there was also a second factor. yes, that is, all the simplest and most profitable turned out to be privatized, and the state was left with infrastructural things that are really difficult and manageable, ah, that are difficult to maintain in proper condition and modernize. here is an example of the ukrainian railway . here is her evolution over the past. there are even

more than 10 years. and she. well, this is very revealing history, the railroad was the main taxpayer. yes, there were very big plans for this, uh, and then yes, one revolution happened, another and the people who came to replace it. but this, and so to speak, a former guest manager. these were people of a completely different kind, firstly, these are the very oligarchies. they fought very hard for, uh, control over these infrastructural things. well, here's a simple, again, the same railway. you understand that if you have uh, have control over uh, there is conditional speaking. the way the wagons are formed there, right? where where are they? where are they not? yes, then, accordingly, you just come to one plant, but you don’t come to the second one. and and if you both have metallurgical plants, with approximately similar, a chains, yes, they understood this very well in the west , including yes, which, so to speak, e external control, an external control loop created in ukraine and e, came up with some kind of such a replacement for these

permanent, so to speak, warriors of the oligarchs. yes. uh, it means that these companies began to introduce you. uh, it means that some kind of supervisory boards, which seem to be from independent people. here, uh, the control was somehow exercised by the last such, uh, bastion in this regard, they are just an energy atom. yes, because, well, nuclear energy in general in ukraine is still, so to speak, the fear of chernobyl, but everyone understands that such an area where these ones work better, no matter how you go there, but there is a directive from the imf, which is clearly tied to lending, right? what needs to be turned into a joint-stock company, so to speak, and to build a supervisory board, and now the zelensky administration with the leadership of energy atoms introduced, so to speak, well, the struggle and the war, until the last, literally there, almost a until the beginning of february. this year is precisely to impose this new management model. yes, they will go into details there, how they changed the legislation there for this case, but 8 years of war.