31 July 2025

Mykolaiv City Council deputy from Shariy's party resigns her mandate early

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Tetyana Kravchuk, a deputy of the Mykolaiv City Council of the VIIІ convocation, submitted a letter of resignation. The decision was supported unanimously.

This became known during the session at the Mykolaiv City Council.

Tetiana Kravchuk was born on November 20, 1994. She has a secondary education. The party that nominated her is the Mykolaiv city organization of the Shariy Party political party. She was the head of the faction.

As you know, since June 16, 2022, the activities of the Shariy Party have been banned.

The deputies unanimously supported the decision to resign from the mandate of Tetiana Kravchuk, a deputy from the banned pro-Russian Shariy Party. According to Falco, Kravchuk has not participated in plenary sessions for a long time. - The statement reads.

A deputy of the Mykolaiv Regional Council of the 8th convocation, Volodymyr Vysotskyi, who represents the Servant of the People political party, decided to resign his deputy powers early. This decision was made at an offline meeting of the regional council session held on May 1 in Pervomaisk. The session participants unanimously supported the termination of his mandate without discussion.

Svitlana Fedorova, a deputy from the banned Nash Krai party , and Vladyslav Nevesely, a deputy from the Servant of the People party, resigned from their positions ahead of schedule.

Svitlana Fedorova explained her withdrawal from the council by saying that it was unacceptable for her to work with the current leadership, which, according to her, demonstrates complete inaction, corruption and evasion of mobilization.

Олександра Горст

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