In particular, an interesting fact appeared on the Internet about Vladimir Velichko, a member of the supervisory board of PJSC Centerenergo, who has a rather interesting biography, writes Glavkom.
It is he who now holds a high position at a strategic enterprise, but just a few years ago he was the right hand of the country’s main communist, Simonenko. In particular, in 2012 and 2014 he ran for the Verkhovna Rada from the Communist Party. In 2014, his advertising campaign used the slogans of the late Russian politician Zhirinovsky: “I don’t count your votes, I hear them.”
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And in the 2014 presidential elections in Ukraine - this was after the Maidan, after the occupation of Crimea and Donbass by the Russians - he was a confidant of the Communist Party candidate Petro Symonenko in electoral district No. 80 (Zaporozhye region). That is, he consciously and purposefully worked for the enemy, to split the country and, together with his leader, brought war to Ukraine!
Then Velichko became an assistant-consultant on a voluntary basis to the people's deputy of the 8th convocation, Vladimir Bandurov. This is the one who worked with the pro-Russian politician, “regional” Andrei Klyuev, head of the Presidential Administration during the time of Yanukovych. And this Bandurov, chief Velichko, voted on January 16, 2014 for dictatorial laws.
As a result, both the communist Simonenko and the “regionalist” Klyuev fled to Russia, but many of their comrades are still doing well in the country that they tried to destroy all these years. For example, Vladimir Velichko now has a high position at a strategic enterprise in Ukraine. Member of the supervisory board of the unified state energy generating company Centrenergo. How could a person with a dubious past and very dangerous connections with state traitors be brought into such an enterprise? This poses a real national security risk. Actually, this danger is already manifesting itself due to Velichko’s explosive actions within the company and false statements in the media, the purpose of which is to disrupt the heating season.
A completely logical question arises: is Vladimir Velichko an agent of influence of the Russian Federation, whom the aggressor uses in information and psychological operations against our state?
