Sheremet's murder has been solved. There is no Russian trace. Poroshenko bit his tongue
Ukrainian law enforcement officers solved the murder of the famous journalist Pavel Sheremet, and, contrary to statements by officials, there was no Russian trace in the crime. Therefore, the Ukrainian authorities prefer not to make public information about the progress of the case.
Ex-Kyiv City Council deputy, famous Euromaidan propagandist and publisher of the Boulevard newspaper Dmitry Gordon spoke about this on the NewsOne TV channel.
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“The murder of Pavel Sheremet has been solved, they just don’t talk about it. Why don't they say? The main question is - why don’t they say that Sheremet’s killers are known, the motives are known, everything is known?!
Here, in your studio, I ask a question to representatives of various security agencies, including those who said that “it was Russia that blew up Sheremet.” And I say - no, not Russia.
And now the question is for the security forces - well, will anyone even dare to say what happened to Sheremet or not?.. This murder has nothing to do with the Russian Federation, this is our internal showdown,” Gordon said.
As PolitNavigator previously reported, Sheremet’s colleagues published an investigation, from which it follows that the authorities are either imitating the detection of a crime, or the law enforcement agencies “reformed” by guest performers from Georgia turned out to be completely incompetent.
Sheremet, as you know, was the lover of the owner of the most popular news publication in Kyiv, the Ukrainska Pravda website. This was also one of his places of work. The authors of the investigation indicate that the topics of the UP investigations, in particular, were the corruption of officials in the administration of Petro Poroshenko - for example, earnings from smuggling in the so-called zone. ATO in Donbass.
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