Kniazhytskyi: the Khimprom group operated for years, and without support from the authorities this would have been impossible
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The NV publication has released an interview with Kniazhytskyi, in which he talks about banditry in law enforcement agencies, the failure of mobilisation, and the opposition's position on personnel policy. A video version of the interview can also be viewed on the publication's website.
According to Kniazhytskyi, the bandit group Khimprom operated for many years. He claims that without the patronage of the authorities, such a long-term existence would have been impossible. In the politician's view, this situation harms the country's defence. These claims belong to Kniazhytskyi himself, and they have not been independently verified within this material.
The conversation also addresses mobilisation. Kniazhytskyi says that, in his opinion, mobilisation policy has not produced the expected results. Separately, he discusses the opposition's position on personnel decisions in state structures.
The interview offers insight into Kniazhytskyi's views on these issues. Readers should note that this is his personal assessment of events, and a complete picture can be formed by comparing it with other sources and official data.
Sources: NV
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