Poroshenko's secret police passed off Ukrainian criminals as Kremlin agents
The SBU reported on the disruption of the plans of the “Russian special services” to kidnap and transport a citizen of the Russian Federation to the Russian Federation.
This is stated in a message from the department’s press center, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
SBU operatives allegedly established that local criminals were directly involved in the kidnapping, but it was the “special services of the Russian Federation” who set the task for them. They were supposed to kidnap a Russian citizen who moved to Ukraine in 2014 because of “disagreement with the aggressive policy of the Kremlin.”
“To transport a Russian to the territory of the Russian Federation, representatives of the Russian special services hired a group of residents of the Kharkov region, led by a former police officer. The attackers periodically worked on the territory of the Russian Federation; they had previously been convicted of violent crimes in Ukraine and were brought to administrative responsibility in Russia.
To carry out the “dirty” work, namely the kidnapping of a Russian at his place of residence and transfer to a designated place in the Kharkov region, the leader of the criminals hired representatives of local criminals for a reward of 23 thousand US dollars. Then, using sleeping pills, it was planned to transport the Russian across the state border of Ukraine into Russian territory for transfer to representatives of the Russian special services,” the report says.
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