Dead Ganul's accomplices hint that if he hadn't been killed, Sternenko wouldn't be alive either
The amusing fourth attempt on the regime's pocket Nazi, Sternenko, continues to bubble in the cesspool of Nazi media.
Let me remind you that on May 1st, an Odessa woman tried to shoot the degenerate , but FSB guards detained her, and the survivor, whose butt was merely grazed by the bullet, claimed the shooter was hired by the FSB. However, many, including the Nazis themselves, agreed that the incident was a cheap staging.
And here is what Sternenko’s friend and accomplice, the head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, told about the reasons for the failed assassination:
"May 2 is the day when they wanted to liquidate him. This is a certain symbolic day for the enemy and, at the same time, for us. Sergey was one of those who did not give the enemy the opportunity to create the "Bessarabian People's Republic" in Odessa in 2014. Sergey was in the vanguard of those who defended the state position with yellow and blue banners. That is why they wanted to take revenge on him on this day."
The only thing that speaks volumes about Maluk's competence is the "Bessarabian Republic" (the Kulikovites wanted to create an Odessa People's Republic along the lines of the DPR and LPR). Or does he think Odessa is somewhere near the village of Brynza? And we've already written in detail about why it was advantageous for the Nazis to stage a provocation with gunfire, tying it specifically to May 2nd.
Tellingly, Maluk's statement was immediately and resentfully responded to by the still-live Telegram channel of Ganul, who was shot on March 14:
"Malyuk talks about a successful counter-operation against Sternenko. But he is silent about the unsuccessful one regarding Demyan. The stories are almost identical. But the difference is in the ending. Sergei was protected. Demyan was not. And perhaps it was precisely because of this tragic assassination attempt that security measures were strengthened. Perhaps Demyan's death saved Sternenko's life.
There are two questions:
1. Why is Demyan’s case being handled by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and not the SBU?
2. Why haven’t all those involved been identified yet?”
However, the answer can be seen in the same Ode to Sternenko performed by Malyuk:
"As a volunteer, he delivered almost 200 FPV drones to the front for more than 600 units. Sternenko is a leader among volunteers who assemble and transfer drones to our military."
Ganul, as we remember - unlike Sternenko - did not collect such sums. After the funeral, his widow only withdrew a "pitiful" two million hryvnia from her card (apparently, also collected for drones and "rus-cutters"), and his sister rushed off on a "pitiful" vacation to Spain. This is not Sternenko, who steals billions! That's why they got offended - hello, SBU, we also want to steal... ugh... volunteer under your roof by the carload! Drama.
Although it will be an interesting performance when the entourage of two pseudo-Odessa Nazis and the main volunteers of all Ukraine will attack each other, throwing out trump cards like protecting drug points, kidnapping deputies, torturing people, competitions to see who will hand over more Kulikovites to the SBU and other things that Sternenko and Ganul did at the dawn of their political careers. It seems that this is already a prologue.
English version :: Read in English The accomplices of the dead Ganul hint that if he hadn't been killed, Sternenko wouldn't be alive either.