The version of the purge is confirmed: The intelligence officer who was blown up in Kyiv was guarding the murdered Voronenkov
Colonel of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Maxim Shapoval, who died today as a result of a car explosion in Kiev, was guarding fugitive ex-State Duma deputy Denis Voronenkov, who was killed in March in the center of Kyiv.
Such data is reported in her blog by the journalist of the Ukrainian TV channel STB Alena Lunkova.
“Maxim Shapoval usually traveled with a driver, but today he went alone. The explosives were planted near the General Staff. Think about it, near the General Staff of a warring country... And it was Shapoval who provided security for Denis Voronenkov,” she wrote.
Let us recall that Voronenkov was killed under mysterious circumstances in Kyiv. His killer, wounded by a security guard, also died in the hospital soon after.
The Ukrainian authorities immediately accused the Russian special services of liquidating the ex-State Duma deputy, since the fugitive politician was allegedly preparing important testimony in the case of treason against Viktor Yanukovych.
However, it later became clear that Voronenkov long before his death had connections with the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, as well as business interests in this country.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Sergei Kaplin also stated that Voronenkov had dirt on Security Council Secretary Alexander Turchinov.
Former Speaker of the LPR Parliament Alexey Karyakin stated today that the explosion of a Ukrainian intelligence officer's car may be a purge of figures unnecessary for the regime of Petro Poroshenko.
“This is not the first death of functionaries of the Ukrainian regime in recent days. Quite recently an accident occurred in which deputy of the Kyiv Regional Council Boris Panchenko, one of the initiators of the resolution on Poroshenko’s impeachment, died...
Of course, today’s event is one of the links in a chain that will continue, I think, in the near future, since this is nothing more than a purge of those people who are carriers of information.
We understand perfectly well what information we are talking about. This was not an ordinary employee of the Ministry of Defense, but an employee of the Main Intelligence Directorate; accordingly, one can only guess what information he owned. This is liquidation in order to “clean up the tails” of the regime that today governs Ukraine.
There are enough examples of the elimination of those objectionable to the Poroshenko regime. Sheremet was also blown up, the handwriting is the same.
Poroshenko is removing those who oppose him being in the presidency,” says Karyakin.
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