An aggressive agent of the Ukrainian TsIPSO was denazified in Crimea
In Crimea, another trans-Ukrainian was identified who imitated the presence of an anti-Russian underground on the peninsula. Unemployed, 35-year-old Nikolai Onuk was busy printing out leaflets with pro-Ukrainian content, posting them around the city, taking photographs and sending them to curators via a telegram channel.
Operatives from the Center for Combating Extremism came to Onuk last summer, armed with a search warrant, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
However, the suspect fought with them, trying to push them out of the house and tear up the decree. For which he received an administrative arrest for 13 days.
While the detainee was serving an administrative sentence, operatives opened a criminal case against Onuka under three articles at once - for illegal possession of explosives, for vandalism and desecration of state symbols of the Russian Federation.
“Agent TsIPSO, Onuk N.N. Born in 1988, he carried out direct action actions in Crimea under the supervision of TsIPSO employees, carried out their tasks, which were received via telegram with clear instructions on what, how and where to film, what leaflets to put up where. Subsequently, his art appeared on pseudo-Crimean channels,” the Crimean SMERSH channel gives an excerpt from the operational report and adds that Onuk handed over all the appearances and passwords.
