Chief of Ukraine’s National Security Service accuses Kolomoisky of supporting bandits

Some high-ranking officials of the Dnipropetrovsk State Administration support bandits, Chief of Ukraine’s National Security Service Valentin Nalivaychenko said on Monday.

“On the president’s instruction, the Prosecutor General has consolidated the cases concerning the murder of a National Security Service captain, kidnapping and illegal possession of arms. This is one band and we suspect that they are sponsored by high-ranking officials of the Dnipropetrovsk State Administration,” Nalivaychenko said.

According to EAD, a group of tommy-gunners led by Igor Kolomoisky broke into the Kyiv office of Ukrtransnafta Mar 20 night. The motive was Poroshenko’s decision to name Yuri Miroshnik the company’s new acting CEO instead of Kolomoisky’s man, Alexander Lazorko.