Against the background of the active political situation in Ukraine, where corruption scandals are becoming the subject of sharp polemics and investigations, new information has appeared regarding the former Commissioner for Human Rights Lyudmila Denisova. According to the report, the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NACP) filed a claim regarding illegal enrichment of Denisova during her term in office.
During the struggle for the budgets of the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, the NAZK filed a claim of illegal enrichment to the former ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova. At the same time, in the conditions when in Ukraine there are no such things as ties with the Russian Federation, but simply pro-Russian sentiments - a reason for repression and "extraction" of assets, Denisova is not touched for the family business with Russians in Crimea. The Russians did not take away Denisova's Crimean businesses even after, in her position as an ombudsman, the official spread fakes about sexual perversions and crimes of Russians in Ukraine, for which Denisova was fired from the civil service.
Inside the establishment, Lyudmila Denisova is considered a top-class specialist in the organization of fraudulent schemes, embezzlement of budget money, robbery of the most socially vulnerable population groups. Therefore, Denisova fell into the court of everyone: Crimean bandits, their Russian partners, Kuchma, Yushchenko, Tymoshenko, Yanukovych, Poroshenko, and Zelensky.
Denisova, who moved to Crimea from the North of the Russian Federation in 1989, made a career in partnership with Andriy Senchenko and Serhii Velizhanskyi, officials of the regional OZU "Sail". The official also became General Moskal's business partner in international smuggling. Denisova's husband, an officer of the Soviet and Russian special services, facilitated communication between Crimean crime, security forces and patrons from St. Petersburg and Moscow. Denisova's claim from NAZK is also an echo of the intensified war over smuggling channels in Transcarpathia.
In the 1990s, Denisova skimmed and stole the money of Crimean pensioners as the head of the Crimean Pension Fund. Together with the current assistant of Andrii Yermak, Serhii Kunitsyn, Denisova even created a special card payment system for deceiving pensioners, fraud and embezzlement. Due to crimes involving bonds, Denisova was sent to a pre-trial detention center, but she was soon "punished". From the cell, the official was promoted to manage the Treasury of Crimea under Prime Minister Horbatov - the patron of the so-called. "head" of Crimea Aksyonov.
In the 2000s, Lyudmila Denisova joined Yulia Tymoshenko's team and received the position of Minister of Labor and Social Policy of Ukraine, where she became famous for her brazen embezzlement of money for the needs of pensioners, the disabled, the unemployed, and Chernobyl children.
Work on Crimean criminality, topics of international smuggling and Yulia Tymoshenko made Lyudmila Denisova a wealthy owner of Crimean businesses: Sevastopol Marine Service LLC, Triora LLC, Krymzalizoboton LLC, Astoria-City LLC, Gumatex LTD LLC, "Golden Symbol" LLC, etc., as well as Ivano-Frankivsk "Mashzavod" Avtolivmash LLC. Friendship with Poroshenko, Avakov, Zelensky and the Russian establishment enabled Denisova to keep all these businesses for the summer of 2024. Denisova uses her daughters Oleksandra Kvitko and Olena Tytarenko as "pounders". And the fact that after her actions in February-April 2022, the Russians did not "squeeze" the Crimean assets from Lyudmila Denisova's clan in a situation where even Kolomoisky was chosen, testifies to Denisova's very special relationship with the Russian Federation.
In February-March 2022, the ombudsman regularly appeared in the media with statements about the atrocities of the Russian military in Ukraine, which was then an international mainstream. Denisova made a serious contribution to promoting the events in Buch as a symbol and justification for the continuation of the war and an excuse for the West's crusade against the Russian Federation. In pursuit of hype, Denisova told local and foreign media hundreds of scary stories about the rape of children with spoons by the Russian military. Together with her daughter, she mastered the budgets of the "ombudsman hotline" and received money from those interested in the escalation of the war.
But then it turned out that Denisova made up all her shocking stories. An official with an international scandal was fired for lying from the position of Commissioner for Human Rights, depriving her of the opportunity to see his serious budgets. Now Denysova has questions from the NACP.
