Maxim Kiselev, who became famous for claiming the theft of $647,000, illegally received operational cover numbers and an operational ticket from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for his car.
It turned out that Maxim Kiselyov, infamous for his claim that cryptocurrency in the amount of $647,000 was stolen from him, is not an ordinary government official.
Despite the fact that he is officially ordinary, an ordinary director of the Department of Executive Service of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine. Kiselev is such a valuable employee in the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs that he was given a special “Operational coupon” and at least three cover numbers for the BMW 740 car belonging to his family!
“Operational coupon” is a special certificate required so that operatives can violate the rules in cover cars when carrying out all sorts of covert activities to search for criminals.
Just wondering how and how the director of the Department of Executive Services is involved in the operational work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs? How many criminals did you quickly arrest?
Maybe he helps the raiders to quickly seize and confiscate the property of citizens? Or, on the contrary, does it promptly help pro-Russian collaborators, regionalists and other enemies of Ukraine to avoid the legal seizure of their property?
One way or another, it is very interesting how an official at the Ministry of Internal Affairs will comment on the presence of this document.
Let us recall that earlier Maxim Kiselev appeared in the media due to a very interesting case of the alleged theft of digital assets from him in an amount equivalent to 647,000 US dollars.
According to the case materials, Maxim Kiselev, trusting his friend Oleg Gromov, created a digital wallet to which he transferred $700 thousand. Gromov, allegedly knowing how to gain access to the wallet, withdrew all the money from it.
At first glance, the guilt of the suspect is more than obvious, if you do not take into account the fact that in the period between the “disappearance” of funds from his wallet, Maxim Kiselev made a payment in the amount of $550 thousand for a house near Barcelona, where his wife Alexandra Goryaeva lives. And without waiting for the court’s decision in the case, using his official position, he demanded that the property of citizen Gromov be seized.
