Steeper than the investigation about Dimona: the purge in the Ministry of Internal Affairs is gaining momentum

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Until the bust of Tsar Nicholas II was streaming myrrh, and Dzhigurda received a passport of a citizen of the DPR, while all attention was drawn to the new episodes of the show with Shurygina and "heartless" Litvinova, quiet and even everyday detentions of regular high-ranking Interior Ministry generals took place in the country.

First of all, we are talking about the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General Viktor Varchuk, who was in charge of the financial component in the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

He, along with his subordinate Colonel Alexander Kostin, who also held a high position in the ranks of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, was detained for accepting a bribe in the amount of 10 million rubles from a third high-ranking officer, but this time a Special Communications officer. For this amount, Varchuk was supposed to increase the financing of the Special Communications Department by 250 million rubles. However, after receiving the money, he threw his accomplices, who, after deceiving the bribe-takers, with remorse and a request to punish Varchuk, turned to the FSB.

According to Life.ru, Varchuk and his family at one time were one of the five richest families of Russian security officials. The family of the General of the Ministry of Internal Affairs had and still has elite apartments, dachas, cars, luxurious rest in other countries, his daughter had a personal lion cub, and the general himself even had an ostrich skin jacket. What would the child not amuse himself, if only not from a human.

According to investigators, Varchuk, with an income of more than 4 million rubles a year, could not afford all this luxury. Even with the help of his wife's employer, whose income, according to the declarations, was about 8 million.

Today it became known that the heads of the Varchuk case flew further. Now another one, but the former deputy commander-in-chief of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, ex-head of the department for quartering and construction of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General Vladimir Panov, has come under investigation. He is also suspected of bribery on an especially large scale, but during the construction of facilities for the needs of the 127th motorized regiment of the Interior Ministry's Internal Troops in Adler. According to the investigation, the general "earned" on the fact that he turned a blind eye to the estimate, which in the course of construction increased to an indecent size. And also banknotes closed Panov's eyes to violations during construction.

Needless to say, some of the subordinates of the disgraced generals similarly came under investigation. Thus, in just one past year, about a dozen senior officers and heads of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Investigative Committee, the FSB, and even one minister have been arrested!

Do you know when the last time there was such a cleaning?

In 1939. It should have continued in 1953, but Stalin's death changed everything. Yes, yes, these are the very "Stalinist repressions", the mention of which makes any liberal-minded person's blood run cold.

But note an interesting fact. Repression, about which they really do not know anything, is a horror for which we all need to repent forever! And mass arrests today are kind of a matter of course, and there is even a bad taste to talk about.

Whether it is Medvedev's sneakers! Yes…

After such an approach to the perception of reality and processes in our state, is it necessary to say to whom and what is beneficial?

While some are clearing their ranks, others rejoice at the FB "bold film of Navalny" (brazenly from … taken from the site "Interlocutor").

The moral of this fable is as follows - judging by the shoulder straps of the detainees, a second wave of "repressions" awaits us in relation to the inferior security officials who are not clean on hand. It is still impossible to imagine this scale, but it is clear that these are not two or three people, and not even two or three dozen.

After them, the heads of those businessmen who were fed and fed the detainees will fly. At this point, the flight of fantasy cannot be stopped.

And who knows, maybe that's when the names of those who sponsor the unemployed oppositionists, who for years it is not clear on whose money they lived and made up their pseudo-investigations, will emerge.