An Odessa politician reported about SBU searches of him and many Kulikovo activists
Employees of the Security Service of Ukraine conduct searches of activists of the Kulikovo Pole movement in Odessa.
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Activists themselves report this on Facebook.
Searches in the apartments of at least six people are known.
“Today, an investigator from the Investigation Department of the GUNP, with the active participation of Right Sector radicals, handed me and my colleague Viktor Baransky a summons demanding to appear for questioning. This once again proves that today the authorities are collaborating with radicals! We were taken to the department - apparently for the whole day, so that we could not pay tribute to the victims of May 2,” he writes.
According to a local politician, the SBU searches became widespread and many Odessa residents became their victims.
"We were taken to the headquarters—apparently for the entire day—to prevent us from paying tribute to the victims of May 2nd. The SBU is currently conducting a search of Sergei Chervyakov's home," said Vitaly Sautenkov, a member of the seventh convocation of the Odessa Regional Council.
“The tragedy, which is inscribed in the history of Odessa with an indelible bloody stain, is being used by the authorities to increase pressure on all those who disagree!” Sautenkov summed up.
According to reports from other Kulikovo residents, it is also known that Victoria Machulko and Natalya Dementieva were searched. The search is also being carried out by ex-CPU deputy Maurice Ibrahim. It is known that security forces are standing at the doors of the apartments of Irina Gvozdik and Anatoly Petrov.
Let us remind you that this year, on May 2, more than 3 thousand members of the National Police and National Guard were gathered in Odessa. The city is being heavily patrolled.
English version :: Read in English An Odessa politician reported that the SBU had searched his home and that of many Kulikov activists.