On July 4, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Ihor Klymenko, officially confirmed that the former head of the State Border Service, Serhiy Deineko, became an advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs.
Points of attention
- Despite his new advisory role, Serhiy Deinek will continue his military service, showcasing his commitment to national security.
- The appointment of Serhiy Deinek reflects a strategic decision to leverage his expertise for enhancing state border security measures.
What is known about Deinek's appointment?
According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Serhiy Daineko will not leave the military business.
I had a frank conversation with Serhiy Vasilyevich. Taking into account the doctors' recommendations, he needs a short recovery after many years of service.
Igor Klymenko
Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
As Klymenko noted, he appreciates not only General Deineko's managerial experience, gained over more than 6 years as head of the State Border Guard Service, but also his combat achievements.
The Minister of Internal Affairs emphasized that in the position of advisor, he expects expert support, advice based on combat experience, and participation in developing solutions in the field of state border security.
In addition, Serhiy Deineko has decided to continue his military service, remaining an advisor. So, after a short rehabilitation, he will be appointed commander of a combat unit of the State Border Guard Service. I understand and support this desire. In addition, I am sure that from a combat standpoint, Deineko's advice will have more practical value and will correspond to the realities of war.
