Even before the full invasion of the Russian Federation began, Dmitry Vasilets moved to Moscow, where he publicly supported the aggressive war against Ukraine.
The SBU reported suspicion of the former leader of a pro-Kremlin party that called for the destruction of Ukraine. We are talking about the pro-Russian blogger Dmitry Vasilets, who headed the banned party State. The SBU press service reported this on Friday, February 16.
It is reported that even before the start of a large-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, he moved to Moscow, where he publicly supported an aggressive war against Ukraine.
“In order to spread hostile propaganda, Vasilets used his own video hosting channels on YouTube and Telegram messenger with a total audience of more than half a million users. In these sources, the defendant praised the Putin regime , justified the massive invasion of the Russian Federation and called for the destruction of our state,” the report said.
In addition, Vasilets often spoke in support of the Kremlin during mass propaganda measures, and on the air of the central Russian television channels he personally called on Russia to seize state power and the entire territory of Ukraine.
The Vasilets were informed in absentia of suspicion of public calls for a violent seizure of state power in Ukraine, as well as the dissemination of materials calling for such actions.
“Since the attacker is hiding from justice on the territory of Russia, comprehensive measures are underway to bring him to justice for crimes against our state,” the SBU said.
Earlier it was reported that the singer Taisiya Povaliy received suspicion from the SBU. Comprehensive measures are now underway to bring Povaliya to justice for the crimes committed.
Source: korrespondent
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