Sakvarelidze demands that SBU agents find those who ordered the murder of Shermet in Russia
The order for the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet, who was killed in the center of Kyiv, could have come from Russia. Ex-Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine David Sakvarelidze stated this in a program by Savik Shuster.
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“The SBU can be included in the investigation team. They can dig with their agents in other states. It is possible that the order came from another state, which has already declared itself in Ukraine through terrorism, the murder of Ukrainians in the East and the seizure of territory,” Sakvarelidze said.
Sheremet died on the morning of July 20 in Kyiv. An explosive device went off in the car in which he was driving to his morning radio broadcast. The vehicle belonged to the head of the online publication “Ukrainian Pravda” Alena Prytula, but she was not in the car that morning.
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