The SBU opened a case on Kiseleva and head of the border service of Russia

The security service of Ukraine opened criminal cases concerning the head of the border service of Russia Vladimir Kulishov and CEO MIA " Russia today " Dmitry Kiselev, said the head of the SBU Valentyn Nalyvaychenko.
" The SBU, our investigation Department in Lugansk oblast started criminal proceedings on all the facts which are known to all world community and citizens of Ukraine. In accordance With the laws of Ukraine, the Criminal procedure code of our country Initiated criminal proceedings concerning the head of the Border service of Russia, " He said, reports UNIAN." He holds the position of first Deputy Director of the Federal security service of Russia, General-Colonel. Initiated criminal proceedings Together With the evidence, " said Nalyvaychenko." We will incriminate funding and support of terrorism in area of Ukraine, illegal trafficking of weapons for use by terrorist organizations in Donetsk and Lugansk regions, " said Nalyvaychenko." the organizers and financiers of terrorism in Ukraine today not only become suspects, with regard to them, And Among them the head of the information Agency conducted the proceedings under paragraph financing of terrorism, promoting terrorist activity ", - said the head of the SBU, adding that the story is about Kiselyov. Remember, March 21, the EU announced extension of sanctions list against Russia. Among those who Europe spread punishment was Kiselev. And Lithuania in April deprived Kiselev state awards. Since mid-April, the Kyiv authorities are in the East of Ukraine " special operation " to suppress the protest movement in Donbass. Security forces are actively using heavy artillery and combat aircraft. Mentions numerous victims Among the peaceful residents and the destruction of houses and infrastructure. Ukraine accuses the Russian Federation that Moscow providing militias with weapons, But the SBU shall be kept periodically informed about the detention of the Russian saboteurs ".


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