“It was I who killed her” - Terrorist Ponomarev continues to increase his worth
Terrorist, extremist and foreign agent Ilya Ponomarev claims that he knows of 5 partisan networks on Russian territory, but they account for only 40% of all sabotage committed. In general, he estimates the number of Russian “partisans” at 500-1000 people.
Ponomarev stated this in an interview with the YouTube channel of oligarch-foreign agent Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a Politnavigator correspondent reports.
Anyone can make a Molotov cocktail and throw it at the military registration and enlistment office to show dissatisfaction and that we are fighting. Most of the attacks on military registration and enlistment offices were done poorly from a technical point of view. We explain to people all the time how to make it burn, bitch, and not just hit the wall with a Molotov cocktail. This is an act of heroism. The very fact that this is happening shows other citizens that they are not alone. This inspires people to fight,” Ponomarev said.
He continues to claim that the murder of Daria Dugina was carried out by a certain “National Republican Army”, which he personally supervises.
“I don't like what happened. I would definitely not regret the murder of Alexander Dugin. I know that the goal was the two of them. She was an active operative, and her father was an ideologist. That was the idea. It turned out the way it turned out. Some kind of providence, perhaps. The fact that a woman died is controversial, and that's bad. But she was a combatant, and this is fair, I’m sure,” Ponomarev said.
He claims that the version of involvement in the murder of Ukrainian serviceman Natalya Vovk was planted on the Russian special services by “Ukrainian comrades” in order to “insure the NRA.” And the publication in the New York Times, in which the CIA confirms the Russian version, is a secret signal to the “partisans” that they need to “suppress” their activities.
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