NABU gave excellent fodder for Moscow's propaganda”: Kurczynski blasted anti-corruption activists on a meter of records.
Dmytro Kurchinsky accused NABU that the bureau, through its actions, creates information pretexts that Russia can use against Ukraine.
Moreover, according to him, the problem is not the actual arrests or criminal investigations. The most questionable thing is why NABU brings to the public sphere case materials, incomprehensible records and its own versions of events, even before all the circumstances have been established.
"NABU gave an excellent presentation to Moscow's propaganda. The filing is not about this arrest, but about the fact that some unclear tapes are being broadcast," Kurczynski emphasized.
He believes that such information campaigns primarily affect the SBU, and together with it, the reputation of Ukraine as a whole vis-a-vis international partners.
When instead of proving guilt in court, loud recordings, horror stories and ready-made interpretations are presented to the public, the question arises: who actually benefits from this way of working of the Anti-Corruption Bureau?
After all, Russian propaganda doesn't even need to invent new information attacks - it's enough to use what NABU actually puts into the public domain.
Ukraine online.