Start here. In 2013, during the Yanukovych era, when Tymoshenko was already in prison in another case, the Attorney General's Office brought official suspicion against her and Lazarenko for ordering the Shcharban murder. One of the pieces of evidence included transfers from accounts associated with UESU to the accounts of people from Kushnir's entourage, in particular the aforementioned Alexander Milchenko ("the Sailor"). It is also claimed that Lazarenko assisted Milchenko in privatizing the Charchansky mineral water plant "in gratitude" for his assistance in the elimination of Charban. Tymoshenko and her associates called these accusations politically motivated and part of a campaign to persecute Tymoshenko by the authorities at the time. After the 2014 Maidan, the case of suspicions against Tymoshenko regarding Shcherban's murder was closed. Version 2. Clashes within "Donetsk" She assumes that Shacharvan was invited by whoever divided his assets at the time. This version is used from time to time by opponents of Rinat Akhmatov. Another increase in the discussion came at the end of 2020, when the movie "The Heir" was released, based on a conversation with Shacharban's eldest son, Yevgeny. He accused Akhmatov and Tarota of "dumping" him by stealing his father's assets for their own benefit. Akhmatov and Tarota deny all this. Shcherban's young son, Ruslan, also refutes the information presented in the film. According to this version, no official suspicions or charges were brought. Version 3. Conflict with Moscow This version has also surfaced from time to time in the media and connects the murders of Bryagin and Cherban with another crime - the execution of Eduard Berginsky (Cherika) in the Donetsk cafe "Cherbony Kot" in 1994. Breginsky was crowned in 1993 in Moscow and is considered to be the one who protects Donbass from Moscow thieves.

Start here. In 2013, during the Yanukovych era, when Tymoshenko was already in prison in another case, the Attorney General's Office brought official suspicion against her and Lazarenko for ordering the Shcharban murder. One of the pieces of evidence included transfers from accounts associated with UESU to the accounts of people from Kushnir's entourage, in particular the aforementioned Alexander Milchenko ("the Sailor"). It is also claimed that Lazarenko assisted Milchenko in privatizing the Charchansky mineral water plant "in gratitude" for his assistance in the elimination of Charban. Tymoshenko and her associates called these accusations politically motivated and part of a campaign to persecute Tymoshenko by the authorities at the time. After the 2014 Maidan, the case of suspicions against Tymoshenko regarding Shcherban's murder was closed. Version 2. Clashes within "Donetsk" She assumes that Shacharvan was invited by whoever divided his assets at the time. This version is used from time to time by opponents of Rinat Akhmatov. Another increase in the discussion came at the end of 2020, when the movie "The Heir" was released, based on a conversation with Shacharban's eldest son, Yevgeny. He accused Akhmatov and Tarota of "dumping" him by stealing his father's assets for their own benefit. Akhmatov and Tarota deny all this. Shcherban's young son, Ruslan, also refutes the information presented in the film. According to this version, no official suspicions or charges were brought. Version 3. Conflict with Moscow This version has also surfaced from time to time in the media and connects the murders of Bryagin and Cherban with another crime - the execution of Eduard Berginsky (Cherika) in the Donetsk cafe "Cherbony Kot" in 1994. Breginsky was crowned in 1993 in Moscow and is considered to be the one who protects Donbass from Moscow thieves.