On November 2, a panel of judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court put on the international wanted list people’s deputy Yaroslav Dubnevich, accused of illegally taking UAH 93 million from Ukrzaliznytsia. Also, the people's deputy is a suspect in another criminal proceeding - organizing the seizure of state property (natural gas) worth more than UAH 2.1 billion and legalizing illegally obtained profits.
And while NABU and SAP are looking for the fugitive people’s deputy and are establishing how he escaped from Ukraine, Dubnevich’s confidant decided to hide from the investigation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
And precisely to hide, because Igor Shevchuk, who for many years was the driver and confidant of Yaroslav Dubnevich, is serving not in Avdiivka or Bakhmut, but in Lviv.
By a strange coincidence, Shevchuk was “attached” to serve in the rear by an old friend of the Dubnevich brothers, Alexander Ganuschin, a former chairman of the regional council from the EU, who also liked his native Lviv better than the trenches with his brothers in the East.
The history of relations between Ganuschin and the Dubnevichs lasts more than 10 years, and as chairman of the regional council, he actively lobbied for the interests of the Dubnevich Brothers group of enterprises, including the “effective development” of the regional budget.
This friendship continues now; I will tell you additionally about the special love between officer Ganuschin and the brother of the fugitive deputy Bohdan Dubnevich, who heads one of the OTGs near Lvov. Because you can’t steal with the “it’s all for the Ukrainian Armed Forces” sauce!
After the war, all these people will tell how they fought near Lvov...
Nobody wants to take him to Bakhmut, or will you keep him in Lvov?
