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Recordings of the conversation between "Kryminyal" and an SBU representative confirm that Serhiy Lysak is "Lysyi", whose personnel transfers were discussed by the interlocutors.
Serhiy Lysak is the same individual referred to as "Lysyi" in the recording of the conversation between "Kryminyal" and an SBU representative named Serhiy. These audio materials concern Lysak's personnel transfers and his subsequent work in senior positions in Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa oblasts.
Initially, the participants of the dialogue discuss the general situation and the preservation of their positions. The conversation then moves to the issue of transferring "Lysyi" from Zhytomyr to Dnipro. In the recording, Dnipro is described as a "normal little region", although specific tasks are outlined at the same time, including the requirement: "надо публику бодрить" (need to cheer up the public).
After working in the SBU of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Serhiy Lysak headed the regional military administration. In October 2025, he became the head of the Odesa City Military Administration.
The author of the post critically assesses Lysak's work in the Odesa position, stating that he did nothing during his tenure there.
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