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Do you remember Yaroslav Zheleznyak’s active interest in Telegram channels and their de-anonymization? Well, it now seems clearer why all of that was necessary.
Possible ties between Yaroslav Zheleznyak and David Arakhamia and Oleg Tatarov have been talked about for a long time. But talk is one thing — concrete episodes you can trace and use to draw your own conclusions are another.
One such episode is the conflict around the Stereo Plaza nightclub, run by Maksym Shulzhenko, the official aide to People’s Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
There has long been a conflict over the club and the premises between Maksym Shulzhenko and representatives of Atlas led by Dmytro Sydorenko. At one point, the company Atlas gained control of the club through the courts.
After Andriy Yermak lost his position, the situation began to change. Maksym Shulzhenko started winning court cases as he tried to regain the club, and at the same time pressure on Dmytro Sydorenko increased through the courts. The police, in turn, assisted the physical return of the club’s premises to Maksym Shulzhenko.
Yaroslav Zheleznyak did not stay on the sidelines: he actively commented on the situation under Dmytro Sydorenko’s posts and publicly spoke about the issue himself.
And here a question arises, which everyone can answer for themselves: where could the people around the deputy have obtained such serious influence over processes related to the courts and the police?
Now let’s return to Telegram channels.
Yaroslav Zheleznyak actively attacked large Telegram channels, explaining it as a fight for transparency and integrity. Using his deputy powers, he sent parliamentary inquiries, after which, according to information I have, criminal proceedings were initiated against certain channels and persons associated with them.
And then, according to my information, the most interesting thing happened: the owners of Telegram channels were offered either to sell their resources or to begin cooperating with new curators.
And the key question is: who exactly is buying or trying to take control of the major Ukrainian Telegram channels?
My theory is David Georgiyovych Arakhamia. The motive in that case is quite clear: concentrating media resources means increasing one’s own political influence within the power structure.
According to my information, a significant portion of the large Telegram channels have already agreed to work under this scheme.
- Media figure Petro Terentyev, aligned with one of the ruling teams
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