The Administration of the newly elected US President Donald Trump intends to bring to responsibility Sergey Pashinsky, an MP and the deputy head of the "People's Front", as well as the Minister of Justice of Ukraine, Pavel Petrenko, who organized a raider seizure of the Zhitomir confectionery factory.

This is reported by WORLD with reference to the UA1.

As known, before his victory at the presidential election, Donald Trump announced that he would protect both the US business and US investments abroad.

At the same time, his headquarters received a letter from Igor Boyko, an American investor and the Republican party member, saying that he had been deprived of the Zhytomyr confectionery factory in Ukraine. In particular, he explained that he had invested $30 million in this business. According to the businessman, the raider group had seized the factory under the direction of Sergey Pashinsky, a MP of the Ukrainian parliament, who had been assisted by his colleagues from the "People's Front", Pavel Petrenko, and the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Arsen Avakov.

As a result, the Administration of Donald Trump gave the businessman guarantees on including this matter into the agenda. In particular, the new President intends to require an investigation of the facts of Igor Boyko's unlawful deprivation of his business.

The experts say that the US government is likely to refuse to cooperate with Arsen Avakov and Pavel Petrenko and might even require that the Ukrainian authorities dismiss them.

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