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Perhaps the military prosecutor's office will be one of those areas that will be subject to change, Riaboshapka said.
Deputy chief of the Office of the President of Ukraine Ruslan Riaboshapka says he sees no need for a military prosecutor's office in the structure of prosecutorial bodies.
"In general, we need a military justice. Anatoliy Matios [chief military prosecutor] says we need a whole vertical: starting with military detectives, military prosecutors, and ending with military courts. I am absolutely not sure this is right, I've always been an opponent of this: both military courts and military justice system as a whole. I don't think there is an urgent need for this. Perhaps a military prosecutor's office will also be one of the areas that will be subject to change," Riaboshapka said in an interview with a Ukrainian TV Channel 24.
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Answering a clarifying question on whether these changes mean altering the structure of military prosecutors' offices or eliminating them, Riaboshapka said he did not see "the need for a military prosecutor's office" as such.