YouTube channel that published scandalous recordings from Honcharuk's meeting removed

Along with all the uploaded video recordings.

Today, January 17, video recordings of scandalous conversations, allegedly from a meeting of Ukrainian Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk with other ministers, were removed from YouTube along with the channel that published them. Only 2 days have passed since the publications.

On the morning of January 16, after the recording was published, Honcharuk said that “massive media attacks have been launched” against him and the Cabinet, but, according to the prime minister, this shows that his team is “on the right track”.

On the morning of the next day, January 17, Honcharuk submitted his resignation. The prime minister said that, in order to remove any doubts about his respect for and trust in the president, he had written a resignation letter and handed it to President Zelensky with the right to submit it to Parliament. However, according to the Constitution, the decision to dismiss the prime minister and the government is made not by the president but by the Verkhovna Rada.

Servant of the People faction leader David Arakhamia supported the prime minister's resignation. Also, photos of correspondence between People's Deputies expressing support for Honcharuk's position appeared online.

And Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ordered the police to identify those involved in the recording of Honcharuk's conversation within 2 weeks.