Policy

Kryvonos may have a new deputy: NABU is preparing to transfer a “loyal employee”

Former SAPO prosecutor Stanislav Bronevitsky announced possible personnel changes in the NABU at the level of the Bureau’s leadership. He wrote about this on his Telegram channel, citing his sources, according to [Komersant].

“…Semen Kryvonos decided to transfer one of the most loyal members of the Bureau to Kyiv – the head of the disciplinary commission, which at one time made the decision to dismiss Gizo Uglava – the head of the Lviv Territorial Administration, Taras Lopushansky,” he wrote.

According to him, it is planned to appoint Mr. Lopushansky to the position of deputy director of the Bureau.

“At the same time, in order to create a vacancy, Semen Yuriyovych decided to dismiss the deputy director of the Bureau, a person who has been working there practically since its inception, Tetyana Varvarska,” he added.

As reported by [Komersant], the NABU needs almost UAH 2.9 billion to operate in 2026, but will receive less, namely UAH 2,546,565.4 thousand (88.3% of the requirement).

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