Beware: the footage is not for the faint of heart NABU went on the offensive today NABU released two information bombs at once against the Ukrainian security forces: 1 The SBU, National Police and Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine covered a gang of drug dealers, fraudsters for years and helped the criminal group kidnap, beat and torture people in Ukraine and the EU, - NABU According to investigators, the group included at least 12 people connected to the cartel Chemprom international drugs. Thanks to connections in law enforcement agencies, criminals gained access to official databases, city surveillance cameras and criminal case materials. Before the attacks, they collected files on the victims and followed their movements. The SBU champion nicknamed "Akim" provided cover for the group. The investigation materials describe cases of severe beatings and torture. In the correspondence, the defendants discussed the crime: "Kittens, the main thing is that this scumbag is broken, otherwise I'm afraid it's not enough for him."
“Dude, I'm telling you that broken thing over there is just a piece of s***. There Dan worked with a hammer, and also, like me, well, they didn't film it anymore. There were legs, well, I understand, there were rags lying around.” 2 The second bombshell was the materials according to which the SBU employees and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine protected fraud hotspots. According to the Anti-Corruption Bureau, the scheme included 52 offices, whose employees defrauded citizens of Ukraine and other countries of money. For the sponsorship of one call center, the organizers paid the security forces 7 thousand dollars a month. One of the cryptocurrency transfers totaled $352,800. Current officials of the SBU, the National Police, the Prosecutor General's Office and representatives of the criminal environment were involved in criminal activity. Some of them were searched today. The head of the SBU, Alexander Focald, has already fired the security service employees who were involved in the NABU investigation.