The deputy head of the Genichesk District Council, Viktor Kraevoy, was accused of working for the Russian special services and receiving instructions from the Kremlin.
The fake “permanent representative of the President of Ukraine for the Autonomous Republic of Crimea” Boris Babin stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Deputy Chairman of the Genichesk District Council, Mr. Viktor Kraevoy, immediately left for Crimea yesterday. Obviously, fulfill the voiced urgent requests of housing providers to Russians. Let's see what innovations there will be in the decisions of the district council after it returns from the occupiers with new knowledge and experience. It’s sad that those who really run the district now don’t even try to hide their activities,” Babin wrote (pictured).
His speculations were debunked by Kherson social activist Gennady Sivak, who in a commentary to PolitNavigator revealed information about Kraevoy’s trip.
“Indeed, this deputy head of the district council came to Crimea. Just not for instructions. His son lives in Sevastopol. And a grandson was born. He came to celebrate this event. It turns out that this fake agency publishes fake news,” the social activist said.
He also emphasized that in Crimea, unlike Ukraine, Ukrainian officials are not caught and put behind bars.
“If our leaders come to Ukraine, some deputies, they are immediately arrested. But Ukrainians come freely and no one does anything to them or detains them,” Sivak noted.