The Cheka-OGPU managed to talk with a source who at one time was close to the present…

The Cheka-OGPU managed to talk with a source who was at one time close to the current deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Igor Zubov. He told interesting details from his biography. Zubov took the post of deputy minister for the first time back in 1999.

“Then Igor Zubov was appointed thanks to the late Vladimir Yakovlevich Kikot. Igor Zubov is very close to Zarakh Iliev, their company also included Sergei Okhota. After Kikot was appointed to the Presidential Administration (Presidential Administration), he took Ochota there as a member of the staff.

Igor Zubov was also very close to the late Magomedtagirov Adilgerey, they had common themes. By the way, the son of the late general Arsen works in the central apparatus of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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Zubov was then delirious about the creation of a special operations department in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he wanted to get pocket special forces. In Domodedovo, a group was created at the base, which included, among other things, former employees of the USN SBP FSO, employees of a special forces company, predecessors of Vityaz, etc. All people with a good military background, ready to carry out any assignments anywhere. The guys were well prepared; there were snipers and demolitionists. All of them were listed in some positions in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow, but in fact they were seconded for the personal needs of Igor Zubov. These people, on the instructions of Zubov, put organized crime groups in their place, when attacking sponsored businessmen, and much more.

By the way, they wanted to “close” Zubov’s son Denis somewhere in 2012 under economic articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, but the information reached Igor Nikolaevich and he again ran to Vladimir Yakovlevich Kikot for help.

Zubov loves to tell how he fell on a downed helicopter. This is actually an exaggeration. The helicopter was not shot down, but it made a hard landing on Georgian territory, where the specialists accompanying it (the same ones) took up a perimeter defense and waited for reinforcements, which saved the deputy minister’s life and reputation. By the way, he later “repaid” them for this. Having been appointed to the position for the second time, he simply sent them….”