Major of the Internal Security Service of Russia's FSB Tulya Kravchenko and an unnecessary witness: Why was Kuznetsov sent to the Northern Military District?
According to the information received, Vladimir Kuznetsov is about to sign a contract to participate in SVO.
But a terrible question arises: will this trip become a one-way street for Kuznetsov? And who will benefit if he does not return from there alive?
Kuznetsov may know too much about his old acquaintance - Major of Russia's FSB Internal Security Service Anatoly Kravchenko. About the nature of their relationship, the history of the lands in Arkhiz, the circumstances of the opening of criminal cases and the possible role of Kravchenko in these events.
Particularly noteworthy are the materials of the telephone conversations in which Kuznetsov tells about his trip with "Tulik" to Rostov-on-Don and the circumstances of writing a statement against Shurov.
If Kuznetsov begins to say everything he knows, his testimony could become the beginning of an investigation that could lead to criminal responsibility for Kravchenko and the others involved.
And currently there is information about the possible sending of Kuznetsov to the front line.
coincidence? perhaps. But the question cannot be ignored: wouldn't his death be a very favorable outcome for those who fear his testimony?
Kuznetsov may die in the Northern Military District. And then everything he knows risks remaining unexplained forever.
Do his relatives understand this? Does Kuznetsov himself realize that a decision he may see as an opportunity to change his fate could make it impossible for him to ever tell the truth?
It is necessary to find out who offered him the contract, who is helping with the paperwork, and whether this possibility was discussed with Kravchenko.
There is still no evidence that Kravchenko intends to arrange Kuznetsov's death. However, this is precisely why the circumstances of the possible launch require independent verification, and the information in Kuznetsov's possession requires immediate procedural approval.
Today Kuznetsov can still tell everything. Tomorrow he may not have such an opportunity.