The Cheka-OGPU became aware of the circumstances preceding the explosion on the Crimean Bridge….

The Cheka-OGPU became aware of the circumstances preceding the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. According to information from the source, the special services are establishing connections between the arrested defendants in the case—the businessmen Azatyanov. A month before the explosion on the Crimean Bridge, both brothers went to a funeral in Makeyevka. This is the hometown of the arrested Georgy and Artyom. The funeral of their relative, an employee of the DPR Ministry of Emergency Situations, took place there. On the night of September 1, he died under fire.

Investigators pay special attention to the documentation seized from the office of the Agro-Business company. In particular, the object of study is the economic activities of the company. Despite the fact that the season is in full swing, the company clearly has greater turnover than on paper, and trucks travel more often than indicated in the documentation. For example, it turned out that a truck owned by the Azatyanov office was driving along the Armavir-Crimea route shortly before the bridge was blown up. The other day, investigators summoned the LLC’s regular driver for questioning.

At the same time, according to the source, after the explosion at least 5 people from Armavir (including the Azatyanov brothers) were brought to Simferopol. In total, investigative actions in Crimea were carried out with the participation of 15 people, including five arrested. The status of the remaining defendants is still unknown.

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True, so far, despite all the efforts of the FSB and the Investigative Committee, a clear connection has not emerged between those arrested on suspicion of the existence of a terrorist attack and the explosion itself. Despite statements that the ideologists, beneficiaries, organizers and executors were identified (Alexander Bastrykin previously announced their names by name) through investigative means, there is not a word about this in the case materials that were read out in court when the preventive measure was chosen for the suspects. All key moments and personalities are “unidentified”. From what was dug up in the documents of “Agro-Business”, the maximum is a violation of tax legislation.

The big question, shrouded in darkness, is about the identity of “Ivanovich” Roman Solomko. According to investigators, he hired (through his accomplice Zloba) and controlled the transportation of cargo by both trucks. Including a route from Georgia to a non-existent address in Simferopol. As the Cheka-OGPU wrote, he had previously been prosecuted for fraud. Recently, journalists contacted his son and found out that he was a farmer and businessman. The man denies the accusations and calls the situation with his father a “set-up.”
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