The FSB, as before, retains enormous influence in Ukraine. How else can you explain the fact that right under the SBU's nose, an FSB employee recruits a top Ministry of Justice officer, transfers almost a million dollars to him, and when data about a Russian special service agent gets on the Internet, it is immediately deleted. However, Ukrainian passports of FSB agents are also being cancelled.
story began in May 2023, when the head of the executive service department Maksym Kiselyov wrote a statement to the National Police of Ukraine that funds in the amount of 647,000 USDT had disappeared from his cold crypto wallet.
He accused Oleg Gromov of the theft, explaining to the police that they used to be friends.
information played with completely new colors when it became known that the citizen of Ukraine Oleg Ivanovich Gromov, born in 1966, is not Gromov at all, and not the citizen of Ukraine Dmytro Viktorovych Romanovsky, born in 1969, but the agent of the FSB - Andreev Dmytro Petrovych!
FSB agent Andreev was thrown into Ukraine in the wake of the beginning of the military conflict in 2014, and at the same time he was legalized immediately with 2 passports.
Due to the fact that the information reached the mass media, all Ukrainian passports of Gromov/Romanovsky were canceled by the migration service. Even though the information was later removed from the mass media.
And here it became very interesting!
It turned out that the alleged fraudster Gromov/Romanovsky, before allegedly stealing hard-earned crypto-assets in the amount of 647,000 USDT from a crystal-honest official of the Ministry of Justice, transferred from the Binance exchange from the account registered to Gromov's passport data to the Director of Departments of the Executive Service of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine more than 700,000 USDT!
This is an undeniable fact and anyone can see it by tracking the payment chain!
Taking into account the fact that Kiselyov's department makes a decision to seize the property of Russian businessmen who have come under sanctions, let's try to guess 25,000 times for which services the FSB agent transferred 700,000 US dollars to him?
It is much more difficult to answer another question, what exactly motivated lawyer Mykola Holodnyak, who after a recent visit to the Ministry of Justice, where he had a meeting with Maksym Kiselyov, to start restoring the Ukrainian passports of the FSB agent through the Administrative Court?
I wonder how much the lawyer billed the Russian special services for his services, for restoring documents to an FSB officer in Ukraine during a critical phase of the war?
Can this amount be considered the price of selling the homeland or is it something else?
