Dmytro Sennychenko, the head of State Property Fund of Ukraine, speaks with the Kyiv Post on June 18, 2020. Since the Ukrainian government imposed strict quarantine measures to tackle COVID-19 pandemic, the plans for long-awaited big privatization were postponed until the virus is gone.
Since Dmytro Sennychenko was appointed the head of the State Property Fund nearly a year ago, his life has been anything but boring.
Hundreds of simultaneous court hearings, several bomb threats during important fund meetings, raider attacks, accusations of backing Russian interests, constant attempts on giving him multi-million-dollar bribes — that is Sennychenko’s daily routine.