Muzhdabaev found “Russian logic” in Tymchuk’s death
Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Tymchuk, who was involved in information special operations, who died the day before, was allegedly one of those whom Russia considers its “serious enemy.”
Liberal propagandist Aider Muzhdabaev, who fled the Russian Federation, stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Muzhdabaev is sure that Tymchuk had a lot of information, and “removing him” would be “logical” on the part of the Russian special services.
“Many people know his public activities, many have seen what he does. He exposed this hybrid propaganda about the “little green men”, about these so-called rebels in Donbass. He told the truth, including about the MH17 disaster, about the destruction of the passengers of flight MH17 by a Russian missile, by Russian military personnel...
Apparently, Dmitry Tymchuk helped the investigative team and took part in this investigation. I don’t have any versions, but the fact that Dmitry Tymchuk was one of Russia’s obvious and serious enemies on the information front is obvious.
He was a real enemy of Russia - a convinced, consistent and active enemy. He had a huge amount of information from different sources... Removing Tymchuk is entirely logical from the point of view of the Russians and their intelligence services,” assures Muzhdabaev.
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