Prosecutor's Office asked to check the legality of purchasing 3,600 special cars for the needs of the Ministry of the Interior Minister Viktor Yanukovych in 2004. Appropriate treatment of deputies sent a member of "BYuT - Fatherland" Viktor Shvets. The MP said that these cars were purchased in accordance with the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers dated April 3, 2004 № 210. "In fact, over priced cars were bought Volkswagen Phaeton and Volkswagen Touareg, which were not equipped with special equipment that would give reason to believe these cars are special and therefore their acquisition stipulated to the needs of Interior", - V. Shvets. According to him, these VIP-cars were imported into the customs territory of Ukraine without payment of taxes and fees. In addition, according to V. Shvets, the period of purchase auto MVD was fully provided the necessary means of transport. "Under such circumstances, free entry into Ukraine prestigious VIP-vehicles and in such amount was not and could not be due to the needs of the MIA. It is obvious that inflated the cost of cars and their free entry to Ukraine could not lead to losses in the state budget of Ukraine ", - said the People's Deputy. Besides, in his view, the acquisition under such conditions existing at the time of power a huge number of VIP-Car allegedly for the needs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, "there could be an accident, but was due to the need loyal attitude of law enforcement power and its leaders." In particular, Viktor Yanukovych, who then served as prime minister and presidential candidate in the presidential 2004 elections, "- said Shvets." In connection with this request to undertake a thorough review of the lawfulness adoption by the Cabinet Resolution № 210 "for official use only" on April 3, 2004 on the purchase of special vehicles for the needs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs "- the statement says . The deputy also asked if there is legitimate reason to take action prosecutorial response and bring the perpetrators to justice. Earlier, former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said that the Attorney General's Office should investigate the facts of the transfer of two acres of land in Kiev private entity for the construction site for a helicopter of the President of Ukraine . Ministry of Industry
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