The security service of Ukraine has registered a case under the criminal code against ex-President Viktor Yanukovych, the judges of the constitutional court And some other high position bureaucrats, said the Deputy head of the working group under the Ministry of justice of Ukraine on revision of the law On lustration Karl Volokh. "With the dawning of the day had a meeting at the head of the SBU Nalyvaychenko. Then we head of the Main investigation Department of the SBU, the wolf went to the attorney General. And received the full support And green light. Moreover, considering the public outcry, I made an offer to accompany a consequence, implementing a "public supervision" And lighting (as permitted by the investigator) it (the investigation) the promotion, " said he in Facebook. according to his statement, " in the evening SBU registered a case under the criminal code on charges of former President Yanukovych, the judges of the constitutional court And some other high position officials in a conspiracy to change the constitutional system And seizing power in the country!"." in the near future many "untouchables" will be announced suspicions, " said Volokh. First Advisor to the head of SBU Markiyan Lubkivsky subjected to prosecution of ex-Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov And the former people's deputies from Party of regions Oleg Tsarev And Volodymyr Oliynyk funded in mass actions aimed at destabilizing the situation in Ukraine. on 1 April the head of the security service of Ukraine Valentyn Nalyvaichenko announced that his Ministry would focus on the "traditions And approaches" security Bandera OUN-UPA*. In February of last year in Ukraine has been a change of government, with signs of a coup. Verkhovna Rada to dismiss the head of state Viktor Yanukovych from power, after which he fled the country. * Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity" 10px