What the Ukrainian authorities hid behind the Yanukovych case
The trial of Viktor Yanukovych was completed on the eve of the presidential race, because the authorities do not see any danger in it, but the case of the executions on the Maidan, on the contrary, is constantly postponed.
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Konstantin Grishchenko stated this on the air of the Ukrainian TV channel “Nash”.
“...There are many more questions there. I think that many new circumstances will arise there that will require serious consideration... The fact that a decision has been made in the Yanukovych case, but everything is being postponed and postponed, even examinations have not been carried out - all this shows that there is no interest in investigating this case. And for our society it is important to understand what happened then,” Grishchenko said.
As PolitNavigator reported, Maidan snipers revealed sensational details about the shootings.
Read also: Former Maidan participant: the current government is behind the shootings in Kyiv.
It should be noted that in 2016, at a Moscow trial for the coup d'état in Ukraine, former Yanukovych-era Interior Minister Vitaly Zakharchenko stated that security forces were unable to detain the snipers on the Maidan because they were located in the conservatory building and the Ukraina Hotel, which were controlled by protesters.
And Alexander Yakimenko, who headed the Security Service of Ukraine under Yanukovych, stated in his testimony that even before the start of the coup, the SBU had information that many radicals were training both in Ukraine and in the Baltic states, Georgia and Poland. The intelligence services also knew that the future head of the SBU, Valentin Nalyvaichenko, personally patronized the Trizub organization, whose leader was Dmitry Yarosh.
In 2018, the Israeli Russian-language TV channel ILand aired an investigative documentary called “Square of Broken Hopes”, the characters of which claim that they were involved in executions on the Maidan, and among the coordinators of this provocation could have been the then leaders of the Maidan Sergei Pashinsky, Andrei Parubiy , Mikheil Saakashvili, as well as a number of other persons.
In November 2017, the Italian “Canale 5”, part of the Mediaset S. pA media holding of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, showed the film “Ukraine: Hidden Truths” by Italian war correspondent Gian Mikalessin. He met with three Georgian citizens K. Nergadze, A. Revazishvili and Zalogi Kvarateskelia, who claim that they are allegedly the executors of orders to execute both Maidan participants and Berkut employees.
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