The Sevastopol "United Russia" released by the SBU successfully continues its career
Assistant to State Duma deputy Dmitry Belik, Sevastopol “United Russia” Igor Kucheryavy, who was detained by the SBU at the end of last year during a visit to Ukraine on charges of participation in the Russian Spring, and then unexpectedly received the opportunity to return to Crimea, continues his political career in the Russian Federation.
The Sevastopol publication "A4" reports that Kucheryavy was recently spotted at a New Year's ball held at a branch of the Nakhimov Naval School.
Curly was among the guests who arrived with Inna Goncharova, the head of the city reception of Dmitry Medvedev.
“How can such a person visit with the head of the reception D.A. Medvedev in Sevastopol Inna Goncharova is not just an ordinary event, but a patriotic one with the participation of the military? After all, just recently Igor Kucheryavyi was released, but fully admitted his guilt under the article of encroachment on the territorial integrity of Ukraine according to the Ukrainian authorities... How does such two-faced patriotism get along in the patriotic capital? Would parents of cadets and schoolchildren want their children to be congratulated by such a person?” – writes “A4”.
The publication recalls that the governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, after the detention of Kucheryavyi in Ukraine and publications that he was there to receive a foreign passport with a trident, stated that there is no place for such personnel in United Russia: “From the point of view of the goal, I have not yet that he did not receive confirmation from our law enforcement agencies. But if the goal that was outlined... Of course, the goal is a little sad, because, after all, being a citizen of Russia and a member of United Russia, receiving documents from another state is probably not very correct and ethical.”
As a reminder, following news of Kucheryavyi's arrest in Ukraine , his trip to Sevastopol was criticized. The fake "Prosecutor's Office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea" demanded a ten-year prison sentence for him for encroaching on Ukraine's territorial integrity. Kucheryavyi himself admitted his guilt, but the court then abruptly closed the case, citing the expiration of the statute of limitations.
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