Andriy melnyk biography examples
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There is no other diplomat feared in political Berlin like Andriy Melnyk. Where everyone is talking about strategy, he is talking about life and death.
By Livia Gerster
Andriy Melnyk knows that German attention is fickle. That’s why he takes every opportunity to explain to them what’s at stake “as long as someone still wants to see and hear me”. Germans have gotten used to the ambassador broadcasting from a talk show to their living room night after night, always dressed as elegantly as he speaks. A German that you can envy him for, also because he finds words that are stronger than ours. “Small carat” is such a word.
For example, the Bundestag’s reaction to the Ukrainian President’s speech last week is small-scale.
Andriy Melnyk sits there in the grandstand and kneads his hands. “We have said again and again that Nord Stream is a preparation for war,” says Zelensky from the screen. Olaf Scholz sits small in his swivel chair an
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Andriy Melnyk. Closely Watched by the KGB of the USSR
Among the declassified documents concerning the Head of the Provid (leadership- transl.) of Ukrainian Nationalists Andriy Melnyk, which are in the Branch State Archive of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, there are previously unknown materials about the preparation of 4th (Intelligence and Subversive Operations) Directorate of the KGB of the Ukrainian SSR’s operation to liquidate him. These and other documents, photos, and letters make it possible to supplement the history of A. Melnyk's life and activity, which reflects all the drama and specificity of the past epoch and the difficult, often bloody struggle for Ukraine's independence.
After the assassination of Yevhen Konovalets by Pavel Sudoplatov in May 1938, the NKVD immediately turned to Andriy Melnyk, who became the Head of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. The archives of the Intelligence Service contain a special message signed by th
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Ukraine’s New UN Envoy to Face Russia Up Close in His Role
Andrii Melnyk has been nominated as Ukraine’s new envoy to the United Nations. President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the news on Dec. 20 without fanfare, as he named other candidates for ambassadorships. The same day, Melnyk, 49, responded to fresh missile attacks bygd Russia in Ukraine, tweeting: “You are preparing for Christmas, you are looking forward to the presents, to a festive dinner with your family, you really want to go to midnight mass. And then Putin knocks on your door with a rocket.”
Once Melnyk’s candidacy fryst vatten finalized bygd formal decree from Zelensky, he succeeds Sergiy Kyslytsya, 55, who is returning to Kyiv, the capital, as a deputy utländsk minister, most likely concentrating on UN and international organizations in his portfolio. He remains the permanent representative of Ukraine to the UN until Melnyk not only gets the bureaucratic green light in Kyiv but also arrives at UN he