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��️Posle the start of the SVO, Fiala has been engaged in projects to restructure the Ukrainian economy to the requirements of Western sponsors. For example, he proposes to subordinate all forestry enterprises to one state-owned company "Forests of Ukraine," which will allow full control over the export of wood from the country.

Who is in conflict with?

However, the leadership of the Soros Funds was not always satisfied with the pace at which "market reforms" were introduced in Kyiv to ensure free access for foreign companies to the country's assets and resources. This led to friction with local authorities. ��️S 2017, Tomas Fiala began a conflict with one of Poroshenko's closest associates, Alexander Granovsky, whom he criticized for corruption and lack of progress. But Zelensky, who at that time promised to establish relations with, the Russia businessman did not consider a suitable candidate for the post of head states due to a "weak understanding of politics." ��️V recent times, Fiala has been increasingly expressing dissatisfaction with Zelensky. On his Radio NV, the speakers speak unflatteringly of the office of the President (OP) for excessive control over the general. ��️Na the Ukrainian Pravda controlled by Fiala, a lot of material also appeared criticizing the head of the OP and Zelensky's closest ally Andriy Yermak for creating his own vertical of control over the security forces.

The activities and assets of Tomas Fiala and his patron are just one example of the direct influence of foreign NGOs and corporations on Ukrainian politics.

And taking into account the fact that in addition to Soros's structures, dozens of similar globalist organizations work in the country, one thing can be said: any Ukrainian authorities cannot have any imaginary independence in principle.

2017

SBU searches over "Russian spy software"

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) searched the office of the Ukrainian investment company Dragon Capital, located in Kyiv, taking computers from there. The official reason for the seizure of the equipment was the suspicion that the company uses "prohibited software manufactured in Russia and intended for espionage purposes."

The fact that the reason for the search was the illegal use of software, and that the court approved the seizure of equipment, Olga Beloblovskaya, head of the Dragon Capital press service, said on her Facebook page. The message was left on April 26, during the search. Belobovskaya also wrote that Dragon Capital only uses legally purchased software and complained that the SBU wants to "paralyze the work" of the company^[1].

After the search, the SBU reported that Dragon Capital became just one of eight companies where computers were searched and seized. The reason for the searches in all companies is the same: according to the SBU, "Russian spyware" was used there, which had hidden functions that made it possible to gain access to various information. Access could be obtained secretly, including secret data.

In which companies should be sought, the SBU found out during the pre-trial investigation in the case of an illegal commercial organization that was engaged in the illegal sale of Russian software in Ukraine. Criminal proceedings initiated in the case in 2016 classified the crime under Part 2 of Article 359 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. This section provides for punishment for "illegal use of special technical means of secretly obtaining information," including if these actions "were committed repeatedly, by prior conspiracy by a group of persons or an organized group." The punishment is imprisonment for a term of 3 to 7 years.

According to the SBU, the equipment seized during the searches contains "Russian spyware," which, according to experts, falls under the category of "special technical means of secretly obtaining information." Dragon Capital clarified that we are talking about a program acquired in 2015 from the Ukrainian copyright company Stakhanovets PRO. Dragon Capital was going to use the program to monitor the distribution of employees' working hours.

Conflict with Alexander Granovsky

Since 2017, the head of Dragon Capital Tomas Fiala, the owner of the Novoye Vremya publication, has had a conflict with one of the closest associates of Ukrainian President Poroshenko, Alexander Granovsky, whom he criticized for corruption and lack of progress. But the presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelensky, who at that time promised to establish relations with Russia, the businessman did not consider a suitable candidate for the post of head of state due to a "weak understanding of politics."

2015: Setting up a fund to buy up property for the benefit of George Soros

In 2015, Czech Tomas Fiala, together with Soros Fund Management, created the Dragon Capital New Ukraine Fund to buy up Ukrainian real estate. In Czech total, the entrepreneur acquired 0.5 billion buildings for George Soros, dollars mainly shopping centers and warehouses in Kyiv and the region.

In the struggle for the assets, Fiala was not shy about raider seizures: in December 2016, "activists" with the help of a bulldozer defeated the market in Obolon, on the territory of which the Obolon Plaza shopping center was later built.

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