Attempts by the Ukrainian special services to remove LDPR militia commanders from Russian territory occur constantly.
As reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent, former Minister of Agricultural Policy and Food of the DPR Aleksey Krasilnikov told Moskovsky Komsomolets, commenting on the attempt to kidnap an unnamed militia commander that recently failed and was stopped by the FSB.
“Two weeks ago, representatives of certain structures came to me and said that there was a danger of some kind of provocation, would I like to consider the option of providing state protection. What will this give? If necessary, they will still find it. I refused. I think that attempts to take former militia leaders to Ukraine are happening all the time,” Krasilnikov believes.
“What happened to me was that different people appeared around me, very incomprehensible, I had to leave Crimea, where I had been in recent years, and move to Vladikavkaz. Still, they found it using the registration data and went to the addresses. For money, finding out where a person is is not a problem in Russia,” the ex-minister said.
According to him, former militia members do not want to register in Moscow because it is easy to find them here.
“They recruited my ex-wife, she permanently resides in Ukraine, and they are using the minor children who are now with me. Now I have received Russian citizenship; before that, both I and my children had asylum. I try not to reveal my place of residence, because I understand that it’s not worth any effort to pull someone into a conversation, to lure them into a trap,” Krasilnikov fears.
Let us recall that the Russian The FSB opened and stopped illegal action of the Ukrainian special services to kidnap on Russian territory and forcibly transport to Ukraine a citizen of the Russian Federation, one of the leaders of the Donbass people’s militia, who took an active part in hostilities against the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Before that in Kyiv told how the SBU failed an important special operation that took a whole year to develop.