War of oligarchs continues

“One of the men of the Dnepr-1 battalion refused to say what the battalion of the Dnepropetrovsk’s territorial defence was doing in Kiev,” – Sergei Leshchenko, a lawmaker with the Petro Poroshenko Bloc, wrote on his Facebook account.

“It seems Kolomoisky hasn’t listened to the warnings he received from US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt, who said that the time of the law of the jungle has passed. Well, what can be said? This will turn out bad for Kolomoisky – US security services can get at especially foolish people from anywhere in the world,” – Sergei Leshchenko wrote.

Leshchenko believes that “all of this is Kolomoisky’s reaction on the signing into law of the law on joint stock companies in reducing the quorum. Ukrnafta, now barricaded, has a government share of 50 percent plus one share, but now for the first time in 12 years it will be possible to ensure government management.”

42% of the company’s shares are held by structures of Igor Kolomoisky, and 8% are held by companies registered in Cyprus.