The crackdown on Navalny's adherents in Moscow was led by the former commander of the Kyiv "Berkut"
The dispersal of the unauthorized opposition rally held yesterday in Moscow was led by the former deputy commander of the Kyiv Berkut during the Euromaidan, Sergei Kusyuk. This was reported by the Dozhd TV channel, which published a photo of the security officer.
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In Ukraine, Kusyuk is wanted by the Prosecutor General’s Office on charges of “involvement in massacres in the center of Kyiv,” which occurred in February 2014 during the Euromaidan.
According to the Ukrainian publication Insider, Kusyuk fled to Crimea after the coup in Ukraine, and then was accepted into service in the Russian Guard.
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