Poland handed over an UNSO militant to the Ukrainian consul: They are looking for a traitor in Kyiv
One of the leaders of the extremist organization UNA-UNSO, Igor Mazur-Topolya, who was detained the day before in Poland at Russia's request to Interpol for participation in the war in Chechnya, was handed over by the Polish authorities to the Ukrainian consulate, on whose territory the nationalist will await the court's verdict on possible extradition.
This was reported by the press service of the Ukrainian Ombudsman, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The fight for the fate of our compatriot continues. Therefore, joint actions, public support and resonance in the information space will help break the plans of our enemy and quickly return Igor Mazur to his homeland,” the message says.
Let us remind you that for tomorrow Ukrainian nationalists announced a second rally at the Polish Embassy in Kyiv in support of Mazur.
Mazur’s accomplice in the nationalist camp, Nazar Prikhodko, reveals the details of the detention of the UNSO member in Poland.
“It turns out that Igor Mazur was not issued a “red card” by Interpol, which would have immediately caused a response from the Polish border guards, but a special circular order.
What does this mean: a circular order is valid on the territory of a specific country, that is, it is sent directly. Let's say to Poland.
Do you know what this indicates? The fact that someone here in Ukraine gave the Russians information about Topoli’s trip to Poland at the invitation of the Vice-Speaker of the Polish Sejm! PASSED! Someone who knew, and this is a limited circle of people!” – Prikhodko is indignant on his blog.
Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov draws attention to how in Ukraine they are trying to whitewash Mazur, questioning his participation in hostilities on the side of illegal armed groups in Chechnya, which the militant himself did not hide.
“Wow! And why are Ukrainian politicians and the media unanimously rushing to add the word “ALLEGEDLY” to reports that Mazur, who was arrested in Poland, fought in Chechnya? So he did not hide his participation in the war, both in Chechnya and Abkhazia. And in the photo it’s not difficult to see his lanky figure; you won’t confuse him with anyone. And a lot of his interviews about this have been preserved, here is one of them”, notes Kornilov.
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