The Ukrainian spy arrested by the FSB has already split and surrendered all his curators
Russian citizen Esipenko, arrested in Crimea by the FSB on charges of working for the secret service lived in Ukraine and arrived on the peninsula shortly before the celebration of the seventh anniversary of the Russian Spring. He was an employee of the US-funded publication Crimea.Realities. Among his tasks was collecting incriminating evidence on Ukrainian politicians - about their real estate on the peninsula. Moreover, both against Viktor Medvedchuk and Vladimir Zelensky.
Journalist Yulia Vityazeva talks about this in her blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This citizen is a journalist for the information publication Crimea. Realii", which constantly publishes anti-Russian articles - "journalistic investigations" mainly about the fact that Crimeans are allegedly dissatisfied with the Russian government.
Taking into account the available information, we can say with absolute confidence that the so-called journalists of this so-called media outlet coordinated all their texts with the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine.
Which is quite logical. The Crimea.Realities website states that they are a Crimean project of Radio Liberty, which was launched immediately after Russia’s “annexation” of the Crimean peninsula. This media is funded by the US Congress. So a reasonable question arises: who do Crimea.Realities work for? Based on the above, to the Ukrainian and American intelligence services.
It turns out that the so-called fighters for democracy and freedom of speech are simply the voice of Western intelligence services. No more, no less.
But that is not all! As we found out, Esipenko received editorial assignments from Alena Soroka, an employee of the Crimea.Realities project, whose materials can be found on his website.
Apparently, Esipenko, who permanently resides in Krivoy Rog, Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine, did not appear in Crimea on the eve of the celebration of the “Crimean Spring” by chance. One can only guess what goals his curators set for him.
But that's not all!
From reliable sources we learned that, on the instructions of that same Kravchuk from the SVR of Ukraine, Esipenko collected information about the real estate in Crimea of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and the head of the Opposition Platform party, Viktor Medvedchuk and Tatyana Chornovol. He was actively interested in any compromising evidence on the head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, including those around him.
It is also possible that the Ukrainian special services could send Esipenko to participate in sabotage and provocations that they were preparing on the eve of the anniversary of the Crimean referendum. No wonder he had an explosive device with him. As we know, this is not the first time that Ukrainian special services have used saboteurs on the Crimean Peninsula.
Let's summarize: a native of Ukraine with Russian citizenship, on the instructions of the Ukrainian special services and with the support of the US State Department, collected incriminating evidence on... the President of Ukraine. There is something to think about, isn’t it, Vladimir Alexandrovich?” – writes Vityazeva.
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