The lawyer told how the “Yanukovychs” who fled to Russia are setting people up for the SBU
Fugitive Ukrainian politicians who settled in Moscow are framing their former compatriots and sending them into the clutches of the SBU, inciting them to protests in Ukraine. This was stated by lawyer Svetlana Novitskaya on the KRT television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Novitskaya, “political emigrants” call and persuade Ukrainian citizens to participate in the protests, and immediately after that the security forces come for the activists.
“Somehow, fugitives from Ukraine are involved in all this. That is, the former deputy of the Poltava City Council Baklan, he is now a fighter for all compatriots, he opens doors in the Foreign Ministry with his feet.
He also opened a Legal Assistance Center in Ukraine for all political prisoners. But this center is virtually registered at 36/38 Yaroslavov Val Street, 333 companies are registered there, there are no centers there, because when people started turning to these centers for help, it turned out that this was a complete fiction.
I later understood why this was being done. The fact is that these fugitives, I really don’t know where the FSB is looking, they call from Moscow, organize rallies here together with the SBU, the SBU takes “under the hood” everything passionate, protest, which is still ready to go somewhere, these people they come out, they are fixed, they are suspended for criminal cases.
Why “Treason”? Because everywhere there is a call from Moscow and wiretapping, as it were, comes from Moscow. These are these political emigrants who are in Moscow, and who present themselves as “acting on behalf of the FSB.”
I just don’t understand why the FSB hasn’t grabbed them by the collar and put them in jail,” Novitskaya said.
English version :: Read in English: A lawyer explained how the "Yanukovychs" who fled to Russia are setting people up for prosecution by the SBU.