General Kikhtenko will take the place of the dismissed head of the Donetsk oblast Taruta
The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has deprived workplace Sergei Taruta From the post of the head of Donetsk regional state administration, its place taken by a former Deputy commander of the Internal troops of the country's General Alexander Kikhtenko, said press Secretary of the head of the country Svyatoslav Tsigalko.
first data About the possible resignation of Taruta appeared in some local media, but official confirmation yet.
" head right Now expressed gratitude for the work of Sergei Taruta and showed a new head of the regional state administration Alexander Kikhtenko, " he said, Tsigalko portal of the city of Lugansk ( " " ).
It is known that Taruta criticized the peace plan of the President Poroshenko, advocated the introduction of the military situation and the cancellation of the elections. After adoption of the law on the special status part of the Donbass Taruta said he was shocked. According to him, such a world in the Donbass was no better than war.
currently Taruta candidate to the Verkhovna Rada by the candidate. Parliamentary elections in Ukraine will be held on October 26.
Kikhtenko in 2001 became the 1st Deputy commander of the Internal troops of Ukraine - chief of staff of the Interior troops. February 2005 - commander of the Internal troops of Ukraine, Colonel-General (March 2006). In April 2007 Kikhtenko was introduced in the number of members of the Council of national security and defence of Ukraine. The military rank of General of the army assigned by the decree of the ex-President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko on August 23, 2008.
Kyiv authorities began in April in the East of Ukraine military operation against dissatisfied with the February coup d'etat residents. According to the UN on October 6, the victims of the conflict were more than 3, 6 thousands of civilians, more than 8, 7, thousands were injured body. About the development of the situation in the South-East of Ukraine read in the chronicle Last news
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