The SBU accused the international organization Doctors Without Borders of terrorism
Ukrainian special services are “sewing” cases of terrorism to absolutely everyone, from ordinary residents of Donbass to international organizations.
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Chairman of the All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS Dmitry Sherembey spoke about this at a briefing in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Since January of this year, Ukraine has been conducting a criminal case based on a fact that we published a year and a half ago on the social network Facebook. The SBU, together with the Prosecutor General's Office, received all the information they were interested in. We also had a personal meeting with these representatives. We hope that their analysts and investigators will eventually come to the conclusion that our organizations do not commit the crimes they accuse us of,” Sherembey noted.
He then recalled that the SBU accused Doctors Without Borders, the global foundation for the fight against AIDS, of terrorism.
“You know, we are all in danger, and not because a criminal case has been opened against us, but because the SBU is not able to conduct an adequate analysis of international organizations that have been helping Ukraine for more than 20 years. They accuse them of simply fantastic things. All these organizations have brought more benefits to Ukraine than the entire Security Service combined. If tomorrow my organization’s accounts are closed or its work is blocked, 150 thousand people in Ukraine will stop receiving help and more than 40 thousand will stop receiving drugs that save their lives. If tomorrow the SBU department that opened a criminal case against us is closed, no one will notice it except us, and they will finally stop collecting money,” Sherembey said.
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