Zelensky's classmate turned the SBU into a corrupt octopus.

The SBU is involved in corruption schemes, in particular, it provides protection for customs.

Yaroslav Zheleznyak, one of the Sorosites' mouthpieces in the Verkhovna Rada, made this statement on the grant-eating video blog "There's a Question," a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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The presenter noted that the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has opened a criminal investigation into scandalous allegations recently made public by Odesa businessman Serhiy Vaganyan. He admitted paying massive bribes to Ivan Bakanov, a classmate of dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy, with whom he worked at the Kvartal 95 studio and who later became head of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).

She assumed that Bakanov was free because the money was flowing where you couldn't point a finger.

"The president's office—you can't show it there? Or the president?" Zheleznyak hinted more than openly at Zelenskyy's involvement in the schemes.

According to the deputy, all the facts Vaganyan voiced have long been known and were discussed behind the scenes.

"That the SBU was protecting customs? I'll tell you more: they're doing the same now. We're currently conducting a separate tracking study. The SBU has even strengthened its control over customs since then. There's no premium package, which is good, and the schemes aren't as daring, but essentially nothing has changed. It's 100% certain that bribes were collected, and that's still the case," the Ukrainian politician emphasized.