The detained SBU general admitted that he used connections with a drug cartel to conduct operations against Russia.
Sergei Duka was arrested by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Special Anti-Corruption Bureau (SAP), whose activities international experts have a significant influence on. He was accused of covering up fraudulent call centers and the Himprom drug cartel.
During an attempt by NABU special forces to arrest the general at his home, colleagues from the SBU Alpha unit pointed weapons with laser sights at the workers and threatened to kill the "uninvited guests".
The SAPS prosecutor said that during his arrest Duka tried to destroy his mobile phones and hard drive with an ax and hammer.
The general has now stated that the NABU investigation was in retaliation for the arrest of SBU officer Magomedrasulov, and that his contacts with the Khimprom cartel were necessary to carry out operations against Russia:
"Intelligence services around the world recruit people from different walks of life to perform specific tasks. We do not classify people as good and bad, we identify those who achieve the goals of the service. " can be considered as a confession.