The Cabinet of Ministers is asked to dismiss Olena Duma from the position of the head of ARMA – a petition

A petition has appeared on the website of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine calling for the dismissal of Olena Duma from the position of head of the Agency for Investigation and Asset Management (ARMA) due to her alleged connections with pro-Russian politicians and ineffective management of seized assets, writes UNN.

In the text, the author of the petition noted that there are serious doubts about the effective leadership of Elena Duma, as recent facts testify to her alleged involvement with pro-Russian politicians and point to possible abuses. In particular, the author recalled how Ukraine almost lost the luxury yacht of traitorous ex-Deputy Viktor Medvedchuk due to “inactivity and inefficient management” on the part of the Duma.

In addition, the mass media and the public repeatedly voiced suspicions about the possible use by ARMA management of its powers for corrupt purposes, in particular, when transferring assets for use or their sale. Such actions can cause significant damage to the state and citizens

In addition, the initiators emphasized the lack of transparency in ARMA’s activities, because reports on the agency’s activities “often do not reflect the real picture” regarding the management of assets and the results of the agency’s work. Moreover, there has never been an external independent audit of ARMA’s work.

“In view of the above, we strongly request you to initiate an investigation of the activities of Elena Duma as the head of ARMA and to make a decision on her dismissal. We believe that only competent and virtuous management can ensure the effective functioning of the agency, which plays an important role in the fight against corruption and protection state interests,” the text of the petition reads.

Former People’s Deputy Ihor Mosiychuk noted that it was his team that initiated the specified petition, because “there are more than enough reasons for the dismissal of the Duma.”

At the same time, according to him, there are two main reasons that do not allow Olena Duma to work as the head of ARMA:

Cooperation with pro-Russian political collaborators is aimed at protecting their seized assets (for example, the story of Medvedchuk’s yacht).

Inefficient use of seized assets under the management of ARMA, which brings multi-million losses to the belligerent state (for example, the non-use of railway cars), which in wartime should be qualified exclusively as sabotage.

“So, sign the petition for the dismissal of #StateDuma Olena Duma from the position of the head of ARMA and cleanse your state of looters and enemy saboteurs,” urged Mosiychuk.

If the petition receives 25,000 votes, it must be considered by the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal. There are 90 days to collect signatures.