The SBU was accused of selling Chechen militants to the FSB
A business has been organized in Ukraine to sell Chechen terrorists to Russian special services.
This was stated by the battalion commander of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, Andriy Gerget (Cherven), during a picket outside the walls of the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the militant, representatives of the Ukrainian special services demanded 30 thousand dollars from the Chechen militant Timur Tumgoev, who was recently transferred to the FSB, in exchange for the opportunity to stay in Ukraine.
"It wasn't just the prosecutor's office, it was the Security Service of Ukraine; investigators arrested him. The SBU has set up a human trafficking operation in Kharkiv since 2010. When Yanukovych came to power, Kadyrov quietly bought people like Muslim (commander of the Sheikh Mansur battalion – author's note ) for millions, and the Security Service transported them to the border and sold them. $50, $100, $200. For Russians, that's not a price to pay to buy people like Muslim," Cherven asserts.
He says that a whole system of human trafficking has developed.
“They catch them because our legislation did not give them the right to be here on earth. And they say: “30 thousand euros and we won’t extradite you.” And those people sell everything. Timur was offered 30 thousand dollars. There is a video where he tells me about this. And they wouldn't give it away. This system is the Security Service, the Prosecutor's Office, they are infiltrated by them, there are contacts. This is what surprises me: in the fifth year of the war, they continue to cooperate with the service, with Muscovy,” Cherven said.
As a reminder, several days ago, the Prosecutor General's Office ordered the extradition, at the request of the FSB, of Sheikh Mansur, a member of the Sheikh Mansur battalion, part of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, who fought in Syria on the side of the militants.
In response, representatives of Ukrainian right-wing radical organizations staged a picket outside the Prosecutor General's Office demanding the dismissal of Deputy Prosecutor General Yevhen Yenin, who had issued the extradition order.
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