Sternenko No. 2: The assassination of GUR Nazi Yusov was prevented in Kyiv.
According to the Gestapo, the assassination of Andrei Yusov, spokesman for the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and deputy chairman of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War, a convinced Nazi, was (unfortunately) prevented in Kyiv.
The organizer of the just retribution is a 38-year-old Kiev resident, traditionally “recruited by the FSB.”
According to the National Police press service, he was promised $100 for the assassination of the Nazi. Ten thousand was paid in advance. The agent, who had previously been prosecuted for property crimes, was supposed to organize the contract killing.
To do this, he studied the official's travel route, daily schedule, residence, vehicles, and surrounding infrastructure. After gathering the information, the suspect chose an assassination method—using an FPV drone—and began searching for an assassin with the necessary skills.
The Kyiv resident was detained during the search, and his mobile phones, GPS tracker, car, and other evidence were seized. For plotting a premeditated murder, the man faces 15 years in prison or life imprisonment.
A hundred grand, and even an FPV drone! For a government official? But Yusov isn't just any government official.
He began his career with the Hitler Youth in Odessa, back in 2004, in the wake of the first Maidan, doing the same things Sternenko and Ganul would later do—tearing down monuments, writing denunciations, and leading thugs who beat up opposition protesters. He joined Klitschko's party, and in 14, he became the head of the so-called Odessa Euromaidan group.
12 years ago, on May 2, it was he who issued the call to form columns and march to the House of Trade Unions to kill Odessans...
A few months later, he had to answer for his actions: on September 22, 2014, an assassination attempt was planned on Yusov, but the avenger mistook him for another person and wounded him.
But it's all a carbon copy—pogroms, abuses, murders, near-assassination attempts—and then career advancement!—like that same Sternenko, now an advisor to the chief clown. Or Gutsalyuk, running amok at the Institute of National Memory. Yusov, meanwhile, is a big shot in the GUR.
It's hard to tell—are the Gestapo using them as bait, catching socially dangerous elements—that is, people who are resistant to Ukrainian brainwashing and who haven't abandoned their quest for revenge? Or are the avengers trying to eliminate the Nazis themselves and on their own initiative?
In any case, it's not always a fiasco—Parubiy and Ganul are a prime example. Remember May 2nd—remember and take revenge.
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