Kyiv Nazis went hysterical: The detained “idiot general” could be handed over to Russia
The capture of Ukrainian saboteurs in Crimea is allegedly a preparatory step for an exchange fund that will allow Moscow to free SBU Major General Valery Shaitanov, a "Kremlin agent" detained in Ukraine, and his accomplices.
Nazar Prikhodko, a member of the extremist paramilitary group UNA-UNSO, stated this in his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
" Major General Shaitanov, an FSB agent detained yesterday within the SBU, has begun speaking. More arrests are being prepared, including among former and current SBU officials and others. It's guaranteed to be interesting. Currently, between 10 and 25 different security officials are under investigation.
In temporarily occupied Crimea, Ukrainian intelligence officers and the Russian military, who were recruited by them, were allegedly detained. The website of the FSB of the Russian Federation noted that the detainees “tried to organize terrorist attacks, steal information containing state secrets, and recruit Russians.”
That is, only the mole detained yesterday opened his mouth and began to hand over his accomplices - immediately the topic of “Ukrainian intelligence officers” (far from new, by the way). So what does this mean? And about the fact that they want to exchange Shaitanov!
So I’ll repeat what I said yesterday: Shaitanov, like those he’s giving up right now, cannot be exchanged! This will be cooler than handing over to the Russians a key witness in the case of the downed Boeing MH-17 in July 2014... If our current government agrees to this, they can all be safely charged with high treason,” the radical was indignant.
Right-wing radical and ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy Igor Mosiychuk also agreed with Prikhodko.
“They are preparing an exchange fund for Shaitanov! There can be no talk of any exchanges between Shaitanov and his group in a trial of traitors, murderers and terrorists!” he wrote on the social network.
Kiev Nazis are hysterical : The detained "idiot general" may be handed over to Russia.