Interpol did not want to declare a wanted ex-defense Minister of Ukraine Yezhel
Interpol has blocked access to the file of the former Minister of defence of Ukraine Mikhail Yezhel, so denying its international wanted list, the source said.

Interpol has blocked access to the file of the former Minister of defence of Ukraine Mikhail Yezhel, so denying its international wanted list, the source said.
"Card if blocked by the Commission for control over files Interpol ", - said the source. At the same time He explained that the card locking Interpol or even the refusal to search does not mean loss of possible international investigation through other channels, reports news Agency.
On 14 March it was announced that the military Prosecutor's office of Ukraine was declared wanted Yezhel, who is suspected of illegal transfer to a private enterprise 2 strategic bombers TU-95MS. Ukraine Yezhel suspected that deliberately in favour of third parties for 2011 - 2012 was given four tasks on which the payment of municipal services consumed by business entities was carried out at the expense of public money without further compensation. When it refers to the organization providing the service provision of the military power of Ukraine. Investigators believe that in the end the action if the state suffered damage in the amount of UAH 43 million (1.6 million dollars). The article on which the accused ex-Minister, provides imprisonment for the term up to six years. The Pechersky district court of Kiev in the last month of summer was akcionerov detention if. He was declared wanted. The former head of the defense Ministry believes that the charges against him are political, and failing to appear for questioning in Kiev say they fear for their lives. Ezhel held a post of the Minister of defence of Ukraine in 2010-2012. After the dismissal of the head of the defense Ministry in 2012, in 2013 Yezhel was appointed Ukraine's Ambassador in Belarus, which was held for 2 years, and from which they were released by the decree of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko on eleven may 2015.