Ukrainian TV presenter listed Sheremet as an FSB agent
Pavel Sheremet, who was killed in 2016 in the center of Kyiv, worked for the Russian special services because he was a Russian journalist.
Ukrainian TV presenter Roman Skripin stated this on the Guildhall channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Pavel Sheremet worked in Russian media structures before coming to Ukraine. You can’t work in the Russian media, get permission, it should be clear to everyone, after the war began, that it’s simply impossible to work in the Russian media and not be an agent, a member of the special services.
Until recently, when Sheremet moved to Ukraine, he worked for the so-called. "Public Television", OTR. Traveled there. And he continued this activity after the Maidan.
Another fact is that in 2013, before the Maidan, Sheremet spoke with inspiration in an interview about the prospects for the customs union and the EurAsEC, that they should be joined. This is the background that needs to be taken into account.
He ended up in Ukraine, in the editorial office of Ukrayinska Pravda. That's the whole story you need to know.
Ukrayinska Pravda is a specific publication, and this should also be taken into account. And the very personality of the editor-in-chief, Alena Pritula, who simply privatized the name of Gongadze, although she was related to him in the status of a mistress with a wife and two children at the time when Gongadze was murdered. Sheremet was next. Alena Prytula generally speaks Ukrainian very poorly.
I am sure that for her Ukraine as a country and a promising life project do not come into contact. So they got along. Civil marriage also became known after the death of Paul. He was driving her car. They lived in the same apartment. Then you can think of whatever you want.
If Pavel worked for the Russian special services, the FSB, in particular, and was associated with them, then this is an FSB agent in Ukraine. An active one,” the Ukrainian journalist claims, trying to divert the real murderers of Sheremet from among the neo-Nazis from under suspicion.
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