The head of Department of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine peacekeeping asset Elena Tischenko said resigned.

in the last month of summer the head of the MIA of Ukraine Arsen Avakov said that he created in the Ministry of the new Office, which aims to provide a return of assets obtained by criminal means, as well as among them from abroad. The office was headed by Tishchenko, which in 2013, was arrested in Russia on suspicion of fraud And authorization of funds stolen by the ex-head of Kazakhstan's BTA Bank Mukhtar Ablyazov. By assumption of the investigation, Tishchenko - the ex-wife of a business partner Ablyazov Ukrainian businessman Sergey Tishchenko, speakers confidant Ablyazov, head of business unit, active in the legalization kidnapped in Russia. Tishchenko was under arrest for about 4 months And Yesterday the New year got under economic Amnesty.

"Unfortunately, the media attacks on me And led me the Control, which is contrary to the plans of certain individuals, has been successful. Further my tenure was impossible. At the same time in the return of assets in Ukraine is more important to me the results, not the post. Yesterday I gave a message about the dismissal at will. And I hope that the work of the office for the maintenance of return of the assets of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine will be continued, " Tishchenko wrote on his page in Facebook.

However, she felt that it would be more effective in the form of a consultant with an international experience, And are ready to continue cooperating with the Ministry of internal Affairs And other bodies in Ukraine.

in the last time period in the Ukrainian media scandal around Tishchenko, it was charged that she is a co-owner of 2 estates in France And Britain. Correspondents say that in the different declarations Tishchenko in different ways showed their overseas assets And millions of accounts. She Tishchenko said that it was not recorded estates in the Declaration, because in the device of the Parliament she said that this " can not do ".

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