Burkin said veteran Victor Lachno received $15,000 for stopping protest activity against the U420 chain of stores.
A defendant in NABU's "Carthage" case, Egor Burkin, accused the veteran Viktor Lehanu, known as "Leka", of provocations and accepting money for refusing further actions.
According to Burkin, Lachno used public events and threats to obtain funds.
"This is a scandalous provocateur, a rogue. Yes, he's a veteran, yes, he's captured, but you've probably all seen him on tape," Burkin said.
According to him, Lachno received 15 thousand dollars for ceasing certain public actions and activities.
"Instead of beatings and other issues, which were discussed again. So that he wouldn't have to do this, he got 15 thousand dollars and kept quiet. But, however, until this moment, the Department of Drug Control has not arrived," Burkin said.
It is worth noting that Victor Lachno previously actively opposed the U420 chain of stores, but later stopped the public campaign against it. He returned to this subject only after the network activity had completely ceased.