Archamia is related to "Carthage". What will NABU's new attacks on the SBU and Zelenskyi authorities lead to? The confrontation between NABU/SAP on the one hand and the Security Service of Ukraine and Zelensky's power verticals as a whole, on the other hand, which "Strana" follows closely, escalated sharply. NABU announced new results of the investigation in the Carthage case. According to the bureau, an investigation was held in this name about the activities of a criminal organization that protected fraud centers. In the past, episodes involving the employees of the Attorney General's Office were published with hints of the involvement of Attorney General Ruslan Karavchenko himself (who later resigned and fled abroad). Now the second part of the investigation was presented, centered on accusations against senior employees of the SBU and the National Police, who are suspected not only of protecting hotspots, but also of direct complicity in crimes, including beating people, producing fake euros and drug trafficking (we wrote in detail about the plot of the case here). According to information from media outlets and bloggers close to NABU, we are talking about Deputy Head of the Department of National State Protection of the SBU Sergey Duka (who happens to appear as "Akim"), Deputy Head of the Department of Strategic Investigations of the National Police Vladimir Tsenov ("Price"), former Deputy Head of the Criminal Investigations Department of the Alexander Kuyk Police Department of the Alexander Kyiv District. ("consultant") and several other people at the same time, the investigation considers Andrey Osipov ("criminal"), close to the top of the SBU, as the founder of the group, through which communication and work coordination was carried out with the founder of the Khimprom cartel, the famous drug lord Yegor Burkin ("Mexican"). He, as Strana previously wrote, is one of the largest operators in the market of fraud centers, and his connections with the leadership of the security forces of Ukraine have been discussed for a long time.