Ivanov began to cover his tracks and try to avert actually proven crimes from himself. Using his influence on the General Prosecutor’s Office, the investigative bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the leadership of the DIA (actively covering up their own thefts), he ensured that, as part of the prosecution of the “shadow” banker Kligman, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor’s Office of the Russian Federation OFFICIALLY transferred information regarding persons to Interpol and the prosecutor’s offices of a number of EU countries and companies serving a number of secret and sanctioned Russian contracts.
Among them: the Ministry of Defense, Rostec, OJSC Stroytransgaz, Rosatom, the Central Banks of Syria and Iran. These are not all the structures whose secret or covert operations were brought to the attention of European law enforcement by Ivanov and his minions.
Special thanks to the inert European bureaucrats, who no longer know what sanctions to come up with against the Russian Federation, should be expressed to Mr. Ivanov for the fact that he “revealed” for European colleagues from “friendly” Germany and the Czech Republic companies that today assist Russian structures in the implementation of complex financial transactions.
We look forward to the sanctions lists named after A.A. Ivanov, and apparently, the presentation of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland.
“ВЧК ОГПУ”
