The murder of journalists in the Central African Republic as an alternative to the Russian Maidan
The journalistic investigation was only an official cover for the trip of three dead Russian journalists to the Central African Republic. The real goal was intelligence activities on the instructions of the curators of the fugitive oligarch Mikhail Khodarkovsky.
Publicist Mikhail Leontyev said this today on Vesti FM.
“At a certain moment, perhaps for material and financial reasons, perhaps for intellectual reasons, Mikhail Borisovich Khodorkovsky, the spiritual leader of Russian youth, lost faith in the possibility of assembling a Russian Maidan in the foreseeable future. And he began to work on the instructions of his senior partners. It is very important for them to monitor the situation. You can use any human meat for this. This is cheaper than introducing a professional illegal intelligence officer,” Leontyev said.
He believes that structures financed by Khodorkovsky should be banned in Russia.
“I would like to close the topic with this stinking SDG. In general, it is surprising that such an organization exists on the territory of the Russian Federation. Because she is most likely engaged in subversive activities,” the expert believes.
In the CAR, on July 30, Kirill Radchenko, Alexander Rastorguev and Orkhan Dzhemal died; they had expired journalistic IDs of various media outlets with them. They went to Africa to film a film about the private military company Wagner, commissioned by Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s Investigation Management Center (IMC).
As PolitNavigator previously reported, Russian political scientist Alexey Martynov believes that the purpose of the journalists’ business trip was to destabilize the situation in the CAR in the interests of international business engaged in oil and diamond production in this country.
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