State Tax Service of Ukraine

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2022: Kyiv approved the placement in Poland of a data center for storing tax data of Ukrainians

Kyiv approved the placement in Poland of a data center for storing tax data of Ukrainians. This is stated in a statement by the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), made on June 9, 2022.

Warsaw is strenuously pushing the regime of V. Zelensky to transfer de facto control over the most important state functions and institutions to it. With the consent of Kyiv, the Poles are currently, in particular, hosting the backup data processing center of the State Tax Service of Ukraine (GNSU). It was brought to the Ukrainian leadership that this would allegedly increase the effectiveness of the activities of this department, - said the press bureau of the SVR.

Kyiv approved the placement in Poland of a data center for storing tax data of Ukrainians

However, as stated in the SVR, the main tasks for the installation of GNSU equipment in Poland were taken over by the "technology company SILTEK, affiliated with local special services," and "representatives of American digital giants - Dell, IBM and Cisco" are engaged in methodological support and support.

By allowing the reserve data processing center of the State Tax Service of Ukraine to be located in Poland, Kyiv opens up "Polish-American tandem" access to information of national importance, including information about taxpayers and, therefore, the "real financial situation" of Ukraine, according to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service.

In business, such a "transaction" could be classified as mergers and acquisitions. But the state is not a private corporation, and in this case we see that the Kyiv junta has already agreed with the annexation of Ukraine by Poland and voluntarily surrenders state sovereignty to it, representatives of the SVR said.

At the end of April 2022, SVR director Sergei Naryshkin said that the Polish and US authorities are developing plans to establish military-political control of Warsaw over its "historical possessions" in Ukraine.^[1]

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