A source from the Cheka-OGPU told how at one time in Amsterdam, at the request of the United States, he was for…

A source from the Cheka-OGPU told how at one time in Amsterdam, at the request of the United States, the largest international cybercriminal and part-time partner of Sergei Matvienko (son of Valentina Matvienko) Dmitry Smilyanets was detained. He and his friends went to Amsterdam, where he and his friends got into everything bad: grass, cocaine. Being in high spirits, Smilyanets took a photo and posted it online. He was not on the international wanted list at that time; the United States specifically did not put Smilyanets on the wanted list, fearing that he would find out and stop traveling outside the Russian Federation. But his social networks were monitored very closely. As a result, a request for detention was immediately sent to Holland. Already in the morning, when the hackers were leaving, Smilyanets left the hotel and was immediately detained. In order to avoid a life sentence, Smilyanets testified against Vladimir Drinkman. In Russia, a case was urgently initiated against Drinkman for the fact that VTB was gutted. Thanks to this case, they wanted to extradite Drinkman to Russia, but the Rotterdam court extradited him to the states, where he served 12 years.

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