"Forests of Ukraine" will pay 5 million UAH for PR

"Forests of Ukraine" will pay 5 million UAH for PR
Katerina Belousova

UAH 588,500 will be spent on the creation of a cartoon

State enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" will spend on PR services 5 million UAH.

The tender was won by "Mainstream" LLC, which belongs to the father of Oleg Havrysh, the chief consultant of the office of the head of the President's Office, reports military and activist Oleg Simoroz on Twitter.

He emphasized that "Forests of Ukraine" is the only state enterprise created as part of the reform of the forest industry.

The tender documentation provides that the company will provide the following services:

  • mass media audit – 1,118,000 UAH;
  • formation of information policy – 1,332,000 UAH;
  • production of advertising videos – 1,492,000 UAH;
  • photography – 108,000 UAH;
  • design of promotional materials – 299,000 UAH;
  • creation of an animated cartoon – 588,500 UAH.

"Maybe it would be more expedient to transfer these funds to the boys for drones," Simoroz wrote. "They wanted cartoons during the war."

Earlier, EcoPolitic wrote, that in Lviv region, the management of the branch of the state-owned enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" organized an underground data center for mining cryptocurrencies in the office premises of "Rava-Rus Forestry". In more than a year, the perpetrators earned at least 4 million hryvnias, and the losses from their activities amounted to more than 1.5 million hryvnias.

As EcoPolitic previously reported, the State Forest Resources Agency stated that the scandalous interim report of the Temporary Investigative Commission "National Resource" contains baseless accusations, unconfirmed facts and unreliable data.

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