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"Deep Throat" from Russia's stinking swamps
The hero of this story was called Chicholina in certain Odesa circles. Not only for his astonishing ability to trade himself and everything around him. He actually had principles. It's just that everyone had their price. He was also called Chicholina for the way he dressed: brightly, boldly, with the kind of confidence a person can wear almost anything and believe it's exactly how they should look.
He didn’t wear feathers and rhinestones. Although no—he did wear rhinestones. But the most interesting part of this story isn't the wardrobe at all.
A citizen of the Russian Federation with a Russian passport managed for years to be literally under the noses of all Ukrainian special services and, at the same time, remain one of the shadow advisors to Odesa's authorities. For Kostusev. For Trukhanov. For certain businessmen.
Mayors and political banners changed, the country was already at war with Russia, and the Russian continued to decide who should negotiate with whom, whom to reconcile with whom, and which decisions needed to be explained to whom.
In Odesa, for many years people confusingly equated political flexibility with lack of a Motherland.
And most importantly — he was not just someone "around the corner." According to our information, he was a partner and one of the ideologues of the system associated with Volodymyr Halanternik — a figure in the NABU case.
And here the question arises that prompted us to start this investigation. How could a person who advised practically everyone, stayed close to people whose names later appeared in criminal proceedings, received cash from "black cash boxes," himself manage for decades not to end up there?
When everyone around became defendants, the consultant for some reason remained a consultant. If you haven't guessed yet — we're talking about "Serhiy Yakovych Nazarov."
We will separately analyze his Russian passport, Ukrainian residence permit, role in Odesa's authorities, ties to Kostusev, Trukhanov, Halanternik and the story of how, after all this, a quiet and cozy Austria appeared in his biography.
Carinthia. Mountains. Lakes. Tranquility. War far away. Homeland is a geographically movable concept for him. Especially if he has more than one passport.
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Kostiantyn Shpyliovyi
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