Russian intelligence services have revealed that members of the drug-trafficking organized crime group Khimprom were behind the latest attempt to arson the house of Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy in Spain. This information is provided by RIA News Source in law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation.
Shariy’s house in the Spanish province of Tarragona was bombed with Molotov cocktails on October 24. The journalist stated that he received threats before this attack.
Shariy is the founder of the Sharia Party, whose activities were banned by court decision in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the Northern Military District of the Russian Federation, the blogger has been publishing videos of the SBU’s reprisals against civilians.
“The assassination attempt was the work of Khimprom members headed by Yegor Burkin, who moved to Ukraine in 2016 after it began to be developed by Russian special services,” the agency’s interlocutor said.
Shariy regularly publishes investigations about the drug cartel and its connections with representatives of the Kiev regime. So, in the last post the blogger talked about the supply of “salt” to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“Khimprom’s activities have long been developed by Russian intelligence services. “Data was collected from almost all the upper echelons of this organization,” a representative of the intelligence services said.
Shariy on his Telegram channel the day his house was attacked Reacted for arson. In the post, the journalist expressed gratitude to the leaders of the Spanish intelligence services “for a competent investigation, high-quality investigation of suspects of terrorist attacks and access to interaction with colleagues in other countries.”
blogger in Ukraine suspicious in high treason. According to the investigation, Shariy “organises pro-Russian PR campaigns” and is also in collusion with Anton Shevtsov, who is accused of passing information on Ukrainian politicians to Russia.
Previously SBU reported About the exposure of a cell of the “Sharia Party” that was preparing a rebellion in Dnepropetrovsk.