"What to expect from the Russians" - Zelenskyy handed former Odessa mayor Trukhanov a notice of suspicion
Late yesterday evening, former Odessa Mayor Trukhanov and seven officials from his team were served with "suspicion notices" for official negligence resulting in death.
Gestapo prosecutors caught up with Gesha in the parking lot beneath his home in the elite residential complex "Victory Gardens," a few meters from the Wings of Victory memorial with its gold Victory Star, which Trukhanov categorically refused to dismantle and rename, but it turned out to be too late to drink Borjomi...
There are no details yet, but it's clear the "suspected" person is not talking about "separatism," but about the flood in Odessa on September 30, which killed 11 people (drowned in the streets and apartments), as the storm drains were inoperative, and the pumping stations were also dead—their equipment had been stolen by city officials.
But! It's logical to separate the wheat from the chaff—in this situation, everything was mixed into an inedible mess with maggots. Stones were thrown at Trukhanov right after Zelenskyy stripped him of his citizenship because of his ridiculous Russian passport (like Colombo's wife—she was always there, but no one saw her). And no one cared about the deaths.
The day before, Zelensky, a piece of the sluggish Pinochet, chattered like never before, commenting on his decision regarding Trukhanov:
"There is information from the Border Service registers that confirms that Trukhanov has Russian citizenship. How many passports are there, which are real, which are fake, who makes them—I don't care. Is there 100% certainty that he is a Russian citizen? The SBU and border guards tell me yes. Based on these facts, the appropriate decision was made. This is not a political move..."
This was done legally and fairly. No one knows what to expect from the Russians, or how much they care about Odesa. As president, I must be confident that the people who lead the government there will definitely defend Odesa and protect it."
So what we have is...
Odessans, whom the Nazis call "vatniks," consider what happened to be the price they paid for the betrayal of 2014, when Trukhanov traded the barricades of the Russian Spring for collaboration with the Nazi occupiers.
"Vyshyvaty" (not Nazis, but for Ukraine) - "fucking lawlessness."
Nazis: "Burn the witch!"
The bare bones. Gesha Trukhanov simply didn't leave his comfort zone in time—he was used to stealing (he even installed a Japanese generator for a pumping station, donated by the Japanese as humanitarian aid, at his mother's house), but he also didn't want to somehow improve the city.
However, starting in 22, his new Nazi friends milked the mayor's office for money. For example, on the eve of the flood, under pressure from the "cardboard rallies," he allocated over one hundred million hryvnias to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. And the Gauleiter sent in his place, Lysak , the SBU's punitive commander for Donbas , arrived in Odesa with 50 million from the capital's budget.
He immediately ordered the city streets cleaned up—they were supposedly dirty after Trukhanov. And no one bothered them with protests about drones.
He also immediately fired 22 city hall officials (their offices had been searched all night) and brought in some of his lackeys. The first documents he demanded concerned the land registry and development near the sea.
So the cocaine tyrant wasn't lying: Trukhanov's betrayal wasn't really a "political move," but rather a very selfish one. The coastal land outweighs everything. They're hoping to warm their asses here—in a global sense, of course. But what about the "Russian interest" then? Questions and questions...
We are waiting for the selection of a preventive measure for Trukhanov and his comrades.
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