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Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
For many unprepared people, yesterday’s NABU footage was a shock. Police officers, SBU agents, and prosecutors are on the payroll of “Khimprom.” Thugs who go for coffee in the highest offices. People are beaten under apartment building entrances with rebar and sledgehammers.
People, yes I’m in Kherson again 2018-2020 years!
The Kalchenko brothers beat men and women in the middle of the street. They torch dozens of their cars every month. “Koschei” shoots Foma and Buryy with a sawed-off shotgun right on the doorstep of the city prosecutor’s office. For that they throw grenades under Molodyi’s windows. The Kalchenko brothers beat a girl with their feet right in the parking lot of the Factory. The next day they kidnap a woman on the orders of her ex-husband in the Velyka Oleksandrivka district, beat her and dump her 40 kilometers from her home.
Regional council deputy Mykola Stavytskyi, together with his friend Oleksii Moskalenko (Moskal), intimidate the local poultry farm, take bribes and the right to place paid promotional content about themselves on the website Lyubymyi Kherson, whose co-owner is the farm’s director. For the next year the site does PR for Stavytskyi and Moskal.
Later Stavytskyi will burn 400+ hectares of forest instead of the agreed 20, and his criminal-political circle has no choice but to hide him in the army. From this begins a big military career.
Everything is covered up by politicians (Manger, later Kolihaiev) and law enforcement.
In the police it’s the Kovalov brothers. They shield the Kalchenkos and other criminals. It got to the point where some cops commission the Kalchenkos to burn the cars of other cops. I’m not joking right now.
They threaten a judge in the Chaplynka courthouse building. Right there publicly in the hallway. And then they burn down her house.
As a result, Saldo orders the Kalchenkos to murder businessman Ihor Pashchenko.
Later the Kalchenkos order the murder of another businessman, but the perpetrators were caught and they gave up the organizer. The organizer was detained several years later; he testified against Kalchenko and guess what? Right — nothing big. The Kalchenkos continue their activities. They beat, rob, maim. And they’re preparing to go into politics. No one touches them. On the contrary, they beat people openly and brazenly. The whole city knows about it.
The Kalchenkos work in collusion with Russians. In Crimea they buy Ukrainian passports from Crimean Tatars and sell them to Arabs from around the world. For small sums the passports are altered at the local DMS and Arab terrorists, having biometric passports, travel between the opera in Vienna and coffee in Budapest.
Could such a business in Crimea exist without the FSB? Did the Kherson SBU know about this business? Everyone knew about it... other criminal elements got so out of control that a Russian citizen, Al Wasim, simply takes a can of paint, paints parking lines at the city council parking lot and starts collecting parking fees...
All of this is covered by cops, SBU agents and prosecutors. In the prosecutor’s office everything is decided by first deputy Serhii Tsyhanok. His power is almost limitless, but at some point he makes several mistakes and is taken into the fold by MP Palamarchuk and small-time criminals close to him. In the police Tsyhanok has a bunch of his own people whom he controls through deputy police chief Mykola Tsap.
Tsap also has his own close cronies, big shots who carry out minor assignments and dirty work.
They also beat people with hoses right in the middle of the street and set cars on fire.
The apex is the raider seizure of the Petrovy pension in Lazurnyi, as a result of which the property in the pension goes to relatives of Tsap, Tsyhanok, people of Palamarchuk and other law enforcement officers.
The lawyer on the case has his car burned. His clients constantly receive threats from criminals. One has grenades thrown under his office in the city center.
Nearby at that time Manger’s godfather Dmytro Korota (Rotatyi) raids the Lazurnyi Bereh pension. You might have later seen the owner protesting under the President’s office. He went on a hunger strike and demanded justice...
All of this is covered by prosecutors and cops.
In the SBU the protection for local bandits and overt Russian agents is provided by UVB chief Borovyk and head of DZND Kiryl Rutskyi.
The latter leads by the leash Kyrylo Stremousov, city council deputy Vitalii Bohdanov and covers Volodymyr Saldo. For this Saldo gave him a Volvo and an office in the Khersonbud building.
- journalist Serhii Nikitenko
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