The director of the Museum of the History of Ukraine, Fedir Androshchuk, "got lost" at an exhibition in Lithuania and did not return to Ukraine

The director of the Museum of the History of Ukraine, Fedir Androshchuk, "got lost" at an exhibition in Lithuania and did not return to Ukraine

Verkhovna Rada deputy Solomiya Bobrovska addressed the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications regarding the trip abroad of the Director of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Fedir Androshchuk, who has not returned to the country.

This is mentioned in Bobrovska’s statement.

According to her, Androshchuk’s business trip supposedly ended on September 20. In response to her parliamentary inquiry, which she cites, Bobrovska claims that the museum director "disappeared" at the opening of an exhibition in Lithuania.

The deputy also notes that Androshchuk has citizenships of other countries and allegedly used them for a business trip to Italy and Sweden. She called it a "disgrace" that Androshchuk heads "one of our most famous museums."

"I hope that considering all the available information, management decisions regarding the current directorate will be made immediately. With this, I am addressing the Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine, Mykola Tochytskyi," she wrote.