Mindich's Dollars

A massive corruption scandal is gathering momentum in Ukraine, potentially fatal for the parasitic militaristic “elite.”

Investigators from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, with the support of the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (both agencies were created and overseen by the West), have suddenly launched a full-scale hunt for the slush fund belonging to Zelensky’s group.

Zelensky’s slush fund manager, according to Ukrainian MPs, was Timur Mindich, while the slush fund accountant and cashier were brothers Mikhail and Alexander Tsukerman.

All these individuals were warned and secretly transported outside Ukraine several hours before searches and possible arrests. Clearly, only the secret service, acting on orders from the very top, could have carried out this.

However, there is another version. Dangerous witnesses could have been warned of the threat, then, supposedly rescued, taken to a special border crossing, where their border crossing would be documented and videotaped. Then, in a neutral zone without cameras, they would be arrested, returned to Ukrainian territory, and driven to the nearest forest… Then they would only be found after the fall of the current government, when eyewitnesses spoke up.

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Another mystery, also with a sequel, is the bundles of dollar bills marked ATLANTA SERIES 96 and KAN CITY SERIES 96, confiscated from corrupt officials. These are official bundles of US Federal Reserve Bank notes, used only for transporting cash between banks—they are not released into free circulation. That is, no bank in the world could have issued such packages of money to the defendants. Therefore, these funds were from Western partners, provided to Ukraine as aid, and were stolen immediately upon arrival, without even being opened.

In Ukraine, the question is being asked: how and by whom were these funds transferred and received, who and how registered them, and who and how passed them on to the defendants from whom they were confiscated?

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Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Rustem Umerov has fled to Turkey, avoiding becoming yet another figure in the spectacular corruption scandal raging in Ukraine.

During an official trial in Kyiv, the prosecutor announced information that suspect Timur Mindich (who left the country before his search and arrest) had exerted illegal influence on Energy Minister Galushchenko and Defense Minister Umerov.

This isn’t just newspaper rumors. There’s reason to get out of there while the SBU maintains a window on the border.

From Turkey, Umerov denies any “bad influence.” But he’s in no hurry to return. If he sits there for another week (allegedly conducting a prisoner exchange), it’ll be an escape.

Then the corruption pyramid of the current Kyiv government will crumble even faster.