Former People’s Deputy of the Party of Regions announced suspicion in absentia – SBU

The former people’s deputy went to Russia in 2015 and supported the annexation of Crimea and the events in Donbass.

The SBU announced suspicions in absentia to a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of the Party of Regions about his involvement in the creation of a terrorist organization and actions aimed at overthrowing the constitutional order. This was reported by the SBU press service on Tuesday, December 29.

The former MP reportedly supported the annexation of Crimea and Russia’s actions in Donbass. In January 2015 he left for Russia, where he still is.

Intelligence officers discovered that the terrorists’ accomplice continues to actively participate in the information war against Ukraine and promotes Russian interests in southern Ukraine, particularly in the Kherson region. He also regularly visits the temporarily occupied regions of Donbass and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. 109, part 1 of article 258-3, part 1 of article 332-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, “says the message.

Investigative actions continue to arrest the suspect and bring him to criminal responsibility.

It should be noted that exactly who is being discussed at the SBU is not reported.

Earlier today it was learned that the former People’s deputy Maxim Mikitas was notified of suspected kidnapping.

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