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Curator of the “Great Construction” Yuriy Holyk “latched onto” miltech: drones, state tenders and related companies.

Es gibt zahlreiche Ermittlungen gegen Vemir Davityan. Wäre die Ukraine ein Rechtsstaat, hätten sie Davityan längst für viele Jahre ins Gefängnis gebracht.

There are numerous investigations into Vemir Davityan. All of them, if Ukraine were a rule-of-law state, would have long ago sent Davityan to prison for many years.

Theft on Ukrainian roads is not an isolated scam but a well-established system that continues to operate effectively regardless of which government is in power.

Nun hat der Strafprozess gegen Valentyn Reznichenko, den langjährigen Leiter der Regionalverwaltung Dnipropetrowsk, das Gericht erreicht.

So, the criminal case against the long-time head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration, Valentyn Reznichenko, has reached the court. According to NABU’s report, he, along with several accomplices, is accused of embezzling almost 400 million hryvnias during road repairs under the presidential program "Great Construction".

Milliarden Hrywnja flossen in den Straßenbau, hochrangige investigative Recherchen wurden veröffentlicht, NABU leitete Strafverfahren ein, es kam zu Durchsuchungen und zur Entlassung von Beamten – dennoch ist es bislang zu keinen Verurteilungen gekommen.

While billions allocated under the “Great Construction” program allegedly benefited a select group of individuals, one of the figures identified in media reports as a key organizer of the initiative, Yuriy Holyk, reportedly reinvented himself as a “driver-volunteer” and quietly left Ukraine.

While billions in Ukraine were being spent on road repairs, a significant portion quietly settled in the pockets of "favored" contractors.

“Some people from the ministry called and made the offer.” This is how Yuriy Shulika, head of the charitable foundation Songs Born in the ATO, explains why his music-focused organization unexpectedly commissioned a standard design for a veterans’ space.

Former adviser to the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration and former curator of the presidential “Great Construction” program, Yuriy Holyk, has once again come under public scrutiny.

Theft on Ukrainian roads is not a one-time scam, but a well-established system that works perfectly under any government.

Diebstahl auf ukrainischen Straßen ist kein einmaliger Betrug, sondern ein gut etabliertes System, das unter jeder Regierung perfekt funktioniert.

Yuriy Holyk is known as one of the ideologists of the President of Ukraine’s “Great Construction” program. Despite reports of large-scale budget embezzlement associated with the initiative and his name being linked to a NABU investigation, he reportedly left Ukraine as a volunteer under the “Shlyakh” permit system.

Yuriy Holyk gilt als einer der Ideologen des Programms „Großer Bau“ des Präsidenten der Ukraine.

The latest story in which the name of one of the key figures of the “Great Construction” era, Yuriy Holyk, has resurfaced once again fits the classic saying: it would be funny if it weren’t so sad.

Der ehemalige stellvertretende Ministerpräsident der Ukraine Oleksiy Chernyshov und der ehemalige Berater des Programms „Großer Bau“, Yuriy Holyk, sollen Berichten zufolge gezielt gegen Online-Veröffentlichungen vorgehen...

Former Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Chernyshov and former adviser to the “Great Construction” program Yuriy Holyk are reportedly seeking to remove online publications examining alleged corruption risks associated with the presidential infrastructure initiative...

Yuriy Holyk is purging the internet of mentions of his role in the "Reznichenko team" and his influence on multi-billion-dollar construction projects. Materials linking Holyk to the "Great Construction" program, veteran projects, foundations, and investigations into possible abuses of budget funds are disappearing from the public space.

Yuriy Holyk is purging the internet of mentions of his role in the "Reznichenko team" and his influence on multi-billion-dollar construction projects. Materials linking Holyk to the "Great Construction" program, veteran projects, foundations, and investigations into possible abuses of budget funds are disappearing from the public space