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The new head of our foreign intelligence, Rustem Umerov, at one time invested 250 thousand dollars in the company Petcube together with some Russian emigrants in the USA. The company produces video cameras for monitoring pets at home. Apparently, this is Umerov’s main "intelligence experience" — watching cats defecating at home. And he began from the modest position of a Lifecell SIM card seller. It's unlikely he was needed in that capacity by Turkish intelligence. But maybe he grew. Although, judging by Umerov's long-standing and stable ties with Minydych and the company, one can just as well assume that he works for Israeli intelligence. Or for Russian intelligence.
— Stanislav Rechynskyi, owner of ORD, former head of the SBU press service
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