The resignation of the head of Dnipropetrovsk oblast Igor Kolomoisky happened because North America has decided that "privatize" resources of Ukraine is better " without greedy and aggressive oligarch ", said on Wednesday the Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist party Valery Rashkin. the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has signed a decree to relieve Igor Kolomoisky as head of the Dnipropetrovsk regional state administration. Acting head of the region will be appointed by the head of Zaporizhzhya regional administration Valentin Reznichenko. review Raskina, after a coup in 2014, Ukraine has finally ceased to be a subject of global politics, becoming a 100% object external control." All the important decisions in Kiev now accepted even after consultation, and with direct feed and under the dictation of the American Ambassador and more occupying the high office of foreign emissaries. There is every reason to believe that the resignation of the "head" of Dnipropetrovsk oblast Igor Kolomoisky is no exception from this well-established rules, " said Rashkin, whose words are in the press service of the party. in his vision, the USA decided that "privatization" is best done without the "greedy and aggressive" oligarch seeking to acquire yourself "this valuable geopolitical and geo-economic asset, intended for foreign" investors ". review Raskina, resignation Kolomoisky not to be taken with some optimism because of its provocative actions could at any moment to break the Minsk peace process, and so fragile." (Minsk peace process) rests literally on parole militia who are struggling to maintain the ceasefire, despite the endless provocations punitive battalions Kolomoisky, relentlessly firing positions of the army of the new Russia along the line of contact, " explained Rashkin. Russia's task, according to Raskin is to achieve a cessation of payments " illegal junta and its special operations in the Donets basin, and to insist in all the international organizations on the need for investigation of war crimes Kolomoisky, Poroshenko and other current and former commissioners of the Ukrainian authorities.