The Committee on Law Enforcement is expected to consider a motion to dismiss Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. This was reported to UNN by Serhiy Ionushas, chairman of the Committee on Law Enforcement.
"The Committee should consider the President's submission at its meeting and make an appropriate decision. We expect the Committee to meet tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Accordingly, it will be submitted to the parliamentary hall tomorrow or the day after after the Committee meeting," Ionushas said.
He noted that Kostin will most likely report at the Committee's meeting.
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