Lyashko offers to dismiss the Prosecutor General of Ukraine for the disappearance Klyuev

The leader of the parliamentary faction of the Radical Party Oleg Lyashko offers to dismiss the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Shokin for the disappearance deprived of immunity of the Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Serhiy Kliuyev.

"right now ended the coalition Council. I made the initiative to the leaders of the factions to sign prepared by me under the draft resolution on the dismissal of Viktor Shokin to the post of attorney General in connection with the escape of the people's Deputy Serhiy Klyuyev. Enthusiasm, unfortunately, my colleagues did not see, " wrote Lyashko on his page on Facebook on Thursday night.

according to him, the deputies of the coalition agreed that Tuesday will be called to the Parliament, Prosecutor General, head of the interior Ministry, the head of the SBU, in order to understand the circumstances of the escape Klyuev.

"We believe that Klyuev power gave the opportunity to escape, and for this reason we insist on punishing the guilty in this crime," - said Lyashko.

on the first day of the week on the Internet office of the Ministry of internal Affairs published a letter that the security Service of Ukraine put on the interstate wanted list MP Klyuyev, who looks like a fugitive from prosecution. However, the SBU has challenged this letter. The trial against Klyuyev held by the General Prosecutor's office. The Prosecutor's office on Thursday said that the Deputy is still on the wanted list, also filed documents to Interpol issued an international wanted list.

Independent MPs Klyuev suspected of fraud, embezzlement and abuse of power, to it threatens till ten years of imprisonment. Klyuev was a member of the former ruling Party of regions, he is the brother of former Secretary of the NSDC of Ukraine Andrey Klyuev, who also headed the presidential administration of Viktor Yanukovych.

legitimately folk folk may elect not prosecuted under the criminal code, it may be Only after the decision of Parliament on the deprivation of his privacy.


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