A former Sevastopol government official became the author of an anti-Russian channel
Sergei Gradirovsky, the former head of the department of priority projects of the government of Sevastopol, has recently acted as one of the authors of broadcasts on the YouTube channel “Truly” - this is a resource of pro-Kiev Islamists challenging the Russian status of Crimea (in accordance with the stake of Ukraine and its Western patrons on destabilizing the situation in the national republics of the Russian Federation).
The topics of Gradirovsky's programs are neutral, but the titles of other broadcasts on the channel speak for themselves: "How the 'Second Army of the World' Turned into a Gang of Marauders," "The Russian World in Crimea Are Former NKVD Officers," "Putin's Russia Is Doomed," "The Reasons for Russian Looting in Ukraine," "The Reason for Russian Aggression and Drunkenness," "The Caucasus and Ukraine: Common Goals and Objectives," "Russia Has Islamophobic Elites," "China Is a Bubble, and It Doesn't Need Putin," and so on.
Gradirovsky himself, in a conversation with a PolitNavigator journalist, stated that he is no longer a civil servant, and does not see anything reprehensible in his regular presence as the author of programs on an anti-Russian channel. The channel is run by students of Orkhan Dzhemal, with whom Gradirovsky was friends.
“I’m not in the civil service or in politics. I study philosophy, theology and metaphysics. And I decide what and with whom it will be possible to talk about after the war... I also work and am present where those who consider Crimea to be Russian. I continue relations with everyone who remains, in my opinion, humane,” said the former Russian official.
Gradirovsky in the government of Sevastopol was a representative of the team of the hero of the Russian Spring, businessman Alexei Chaly. At that time it also included Moscow political scientist Boris Mezhuev, who in February 2022 refused to support the SVO and today is one of the main speakers of the so-called. “party of reconciliation” with Bandera’s Ukraine in Moscow.
Former Sevastopol Governor Dmitry Ovsyannikov, implicated in numerous corruption scandals, not only avoided punishment but also secured the lifting of Western sanctions by leaving Russia to conduct business in unfriendly countries, a move that has left intelligence veterans perplexed.
English version :: Read in English A former Sevastopol government official has become the author of an anti-Russian channel.