Azarov announced suspicions about the Kharkov agreements.

The former prime minister accepted the conditions imposed by Russia to extend the stay of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the suspicion says.

The State Bureau of Investigation reported that former Prime Minister Mykola Azarov was suspected of treason for accepting the Kharkov agreements, the RRB press service reported Wednesday, March 24.

“It was established that on April 20, 2010, while on the territory of the Russian Federation, the former Prime Minister of Ukraine accepted the conditions imposed by the representative of a foreign state, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, to extend the period of stay of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Ukraine for 25 years on the pretext of receiving a discount on gas. From April 21 to 23, 2010, he secured the approval of the draft Agreement between Ukraine and the Russian Federation on the permanence of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine and the law of Ukraine on its ratification. by ministries, other central executive authorities and law enforcement agencies without considering these documents by authorized bodies, “the message says.

As you know, the government during this period was headed by Azarov.

As a reminder, at one of the NSDC meetings they considered the Strategy for the Unemployment and Reintegration of the annexed Crimea, and in this context, the SBU was instructed to study the circumstances of the vote of 236 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada on April 27 2010, of the Kharkov agreements on possible treason. These actions, according to the NSDC, laid the foundations for the capture of the peninsula.

It was later reported that the SBU opened a case under the treason article for the preparation, signing and ratification of the Kharkiv accords. In this case, searches were carried out in the Rada, the National Security and Defense Council, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Cabinet of Ministers in this case.

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