Керівництву - квартири, ветеранам - черги: схема з роздачею житла в академії МВС

In 2017, the housing waitlist at the National Academy of Internal Affairs (NAIA) included 250 families of Academy employees. So, the rector appealed to the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), asking to repurpose an old dormitory for the construction of a residential complex, in exchange for apartments in the new buildings for staff. By 2024, the first building was completed, and 14 apartments had already been distributed among Academy employees. However, instead of going to vulnerable or truly needy categories, the new apartments were given to people who: a) had property registered under relatives’ names, b) had already received state housing previously, c) were so "in need" that they sold the apartments right away. In Bihus.Info’s latest investigation — a story about the NAIA’s housing lists, “dorms” listed in asset declarations, and official apartments turned into opportunities for profit. 00:00 – What the video is about 05:08 – National Academy of Internal Affairs 06:01 – Right to state-provided housing 07:39 – Trading state-owned land assets 10:22 – “City Hub” residential complex built on land designated for education 15:20 – "Needy" Academy staff 16:42 – Family of Inna Shrub 20:40 – Oleksii Fedchenko, senior lecturer at NAIA 25:05 – Yurii Myronets, head of the IT department 29:54 – Nina Reshetynska, head of procurement and tenders 32:45 – Ruslan Serbyn, Academy rector 34:55 – Real estate portfolio of Stanislav Mozol’s family, Vice-Rector of NAIA 37:55 – Conclusions