As the Cheka-OGPU previously reported, the head of the Fifth Service of the FSB of the Russian Federation, Sergei Beseda, who turned 70 in May, is also leaving his post. He was accused of the complete failure of the Service’s activities in the Ukrainian direction.
It is already known that Beseda will receive a “retirement” position as an adviser to the head of the 5th FSB Service.
And for the position of leader, the main contender is the Deputy Head of the Operational Information Department of the 5th Service, General Dmitry Milyutin.
In the 5th Service, Milyutin is responsible for Belarus, Moldova and the Baltic states. However, no drastic changes should be expected, since Milyutin is completely controlled by Beseda. Also, hopes are pinned on Milyutin for the expected successes of the FSB’s work in Moldova in anticipation of the upcoming elections in the country. Today, it is important for the leadership of the 5th Service to achieve success in the Moldavian direction at all costs in order to justify the complete involvement of the Service’s employees in corruption schemes.
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As the Cheka-OGPU learned, Sergei Chemezov did not fulfill his promise to re-employ Sergei Beseda and the latter will remain in the 5th Service of the FSB for at least one more year, but no longer in the position of head, but as an adviser to the head of the 5th Service …
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