All news for 12.12.2019/XNUMX/XNUMX

In the case of the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet, only the perpetrators have been detained; there is no information about those who ordered the crime yet. Prosecutor General of Ukraine Alexander Ryaboshapka stated this at a briefing. “In fact, these are only the first steps in disclosure. The persons who planned and carried out the murder were identified. The country still needs to hear the answer to who was the initiator or organizer...

One of those detained in the case of the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet, ex-ATO volunteer Yulia Kuzmenko, now working as a pediatric surgeon at the Okhmadet clinic, has repeatedly discussed plans to organize, together with her “brothers,” the shelling of Kyiv from rocket artillery in order to overthrow the government. The corresponding wiretapping of Kuzmenko’s telephone conversation was made public today at an emergency briefing at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.…

Ukraine may get a gas crisis “at the Christmas tree” – half a month before the end of the current gas transit contract. However, the Square authorities are not showing any movement towards concluding a new agreement. Energy expert Valentin Zemlyansky stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Zemlyansky, today everything is moving towards the fact that...

During today's briefing at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine regarding the circumstances of the detention of the alleged killers of journalist Pavel Sheremet, operationally intercepted audio recordings of conversations were made public. In one of the conversations, ex-participant and volunteer of the ATO Inna “Puma” Grishchenko discusses with her accomplice and friend, ex-militant of the Donbass National Battalion Yulia Kuzmenko, plans for a high-profile murder in Kiev, which would blow up the situation with the aim of...

Belarusian officials are united in their reluctance to integrate with Russia. Belarusian opposition economist Yaroslav Romanchuk stated this on the YouTube channel Ukrlife.TV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I communicate with different people, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the economic bloc of Belarus. I haven’t heard anywhere: let’s accept the Russians’ proposal and create some kind of state. This is an absolute national...

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, at an emergency briefing held in Kyiv, named the names of suspects in the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet - according to security forces, a car bombing in the center of the capital was carried out by a group of ATO veterans and Euromaidan participants. For example, militant Andrei Antonenko was identified by clothes with unusual patterns, in which he was spotted by surveillance cameras on the night the bomb was planted...

The depleted uranium bombs that NATO dropped on Serbia in 1999 did not cause any harm to human health. Radio Liberty, financed by the US State Department, has undertaken to prove this, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent. The American media refers to the words of former US Ambassador Kyle Scott, who claimed that the World Health Organization and the United Nations have determined that depleted uranium does not represent...

In Kyiv, a free skating rink was installed under the office of Vladimir Zelensky, which will operate approximately until January 19. The skating rink is presented to citizens as a “social project”; its installation has been agreed upon with the State Security Service. Nationalists have already put forward a version that the skating rink appeared to deprive opponents of Vladimir Zelensky of a place for rallies under the windows of the president. At the same time, right-wing radicals remind that in 2013...

Ex-ATO militant Andrei Antonenko, detained today on charges of involvement in the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet, turned out to be a Nazi. This follows from the documents of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which were received by the lawyers of the accused and handed over to the leader of the C14 group, Yevgeny Karas, who supports his “brother brother”. It is interesting that, according to Karas, Antonenko is the author of the song “Quietly Came, Quietly Gone”, popular among ATO militants, glorifying...

Clashes with the police were started by nationalists who had gathered near the house of ex-ATO militant Andrei Antonenko, who was charged with involvement in the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet. The nationalists shout at the special forces and accuse them of the fact that the law enforcement officers who surrounded the entrance and pushed back the “brothers” do not have numbers on their uniforms, which should be for identification.