Tense Atmosphere in State Agencies: Attempts Made to Reach the Prime Minister - 'Fact'

'Fact' newspaper reports: 'According to information from the 'Fact' newspaper, there is a rather tense atmosphere in state agencies these days. In certain structures, as they say, they are not able to find their 'place'. The reason is that the State Oversight Service is conducting large-scale checks, particularly in the process of state procurement. It is noteworthy that within the corridors of the government, it is said that the implementation of the Prime Minister’s instructions in state agencies is also under constant monitoring, and from now on, each instruction will be 'followed up' under the mandate of the SOS.

According to our information, other checks are also being conducted, but they are paying special attention to these two 'areas'. These actions are conditioned by the Prime Minister’s statement that there is a problem in the establishment of state institutions. From our sources, it turns out that this situation has caused quite serious dissatisfaction in certain agencies.

Moreover, there are rumors that attempts have been made to convey these grievances even to the Prime Minister, complaining that the SOS officials are checking 'every single screw', creating additional tension in agencies.'

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