Who would doubt it: ATO officers are suspected of setting the Hungarian center on fire, but Putin was to blame
The office of the Hungarian cultural center in Uzhgorod was set on fire late last month by former ATO soldiers, acting on orders from the FSB-controlled Transnistrian security services.
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The governor of the Transcarpathian region, Gennady Moskal, came to this conclusion, citing his sources, on the air of the 112 TV channel, reports a correspondent of PolitNavigator.
“These are ATO participants, moreover, officers who at one time graduated from higher military educational institutions, these are not volunteers or contract soldiers, but they have already left the army. And two, let's say, are semi-criminal people. The one who recruited them lives in Transnistria himself. According to the information that I had while working in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of State Security, the Ministry of State Security of Transnistria is headed by a career FSB officer. Who is he, is he working there undercover, or is he a regular employee, or is he in the agent network of the MGB of Transnistria, but the traces lead there.
If it is headed by a career FSB officer, then where do the traces lead? Obviously to Russia. So, as in the Polish trace - these are supporters of Eduard Limonov, there is a photograph where one of the participants at the congress is next to Vladimir Vladimirovich. It’s like in an advertisement, and you don’t need to go to a fortune teller - everything is clear as day,” said Moskal.
English version :: Read in English Who would have doubted it: ATO officers are suspected of setting fire to the Hungarian center, but Putin turns out to be to blame