The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) denies the information that the ex-adviser to the head of the Presidential Office, Alexey Arestovich, left Ukraine with their letter.
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Previously published by NGL. media stated that the ex-rader OP left in September thanks to a letter from the GUR and is now in New York.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine did not provide the indicated person with any letters or any other documents for traveling abroad, the Main Intelligence Directorate stated.
Formerly NGL. media wrote that Arestovich went abroad based on a letter from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Moscow Region.
He crossed the border with Poland in the fall of 2023 and has not returned to Ukraine for almost five months; he lives in New York.
N.G.L. media cited sources in the State Border Service.
Previously, Arestovich repeatedly went abroad, but returned to Ukraine. For example, at the beginning of May 2023, he also left through Krakovets thanks to a letter from the State Intelligence Directorate and returned only at the end of June, having spent about a month and a half outside of Ukraine.
In addition to the two cases mentioned, since February 24, 2022, Arestovich has traveled abroad 7 more times on other grounds, for example, based on decisions of the head of the border guards, as an adviser to the Office of the President, etc. All these trips lasted no more than 9 days.
The State Border Service of Ukraine refused to provide NGL. media official information about the grounds for Arestovich’s departure, citing the fact that “information about a person crossing the state border concerns her private life.”
Source: Racurs
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