Against the former head of the SFI of Ukraine opened a case of extortion
Governmental entities of the state financial inspection (SFI). About this former officials told reporters after filing the applications, informs on Wednesday, the Ukrainian website""....

Ex-Director of "Ukrzaliznytsya" Boris ostapyuk and former commercial Director of "Ukrposhta" Vasily Fun told MIA about the extortion they bribe officials of the state financial inspection (SFI). About this former officials told reporters after filing the applications, informs on Wednesday, the Ukrainian website " ".
According to Ostapenko, a former chief inspector Nikolai Gordienko through intermediaries he sought a bribe of five hundred thousand dollars for the preparation of a "positive" act During the inspection of the railway Department.
This message made and Fun." During the audit from us directly for the head of DFI demanded a bribe of 100 thousand dollars to make the "right" act, "said the former commercial Director of" Ukrposhta ".
at the same time the ex-officials called baseless Gordienko about the losses that seem to have been caused to the companies." Gordienko wishful thinking. Such an assessment may provide the Prosecutor's office or the judiciary, " said ostapyuk.
The press service of the interior Ministry for its part has stated that according to the statements of Ostapyuk and Fun prosecuted under the criminal code.
Boris ostapyuk was headed by "Ukrzaliznytsya" from April to November 2014. Vasily Fun from February to December 2014 he worked as commercial Director of state enterprise " Ukrposhta ".
before the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Shokin said about the opening of criminal cases on the facts of abuse by officials of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The story is about the start of the investigation of allegations of misuse 7, 5 billion hryvnia (about 300 million dollars) from the state budget. Their theft was first declared by the head of the state financial inspection Nikolai Gordienko, removed from office. Gordienko claimed that " corruption schemes in Ukraine headed by himself, the Prime Minister (Arseniy) Yatsenyuk ". The Prime Minister rejected the allegations and said he was ready to testify.