Pin-Up casino owner Zotko passed information from closed NSDC meetings to Russians, - journalist Plinskyi. VIDEO
The nominal owner of the Pin-Up online casino, Ihor Zotko, provided the Russians with information discussed at secret and closed meetings of the National Security and Defence Council.
This was reported on Facebook by journalist Yevhen Plinskyi, Censor.NET informs.
"It turns out that our 'heroes' had direct access to the information discussed at the NSDC meetings. The chats of Ihor Zotko's seized phone show that he sends information, schemes, plans for sanctions, fragments of criminal cases discussed at secret and closed meetings of the National Security and Defence Council and the IWG (Interagency Working Group) to the Russians," he said.
Plinskyi asks if the situation at the war and the front was discussed at these meetings, could the Russians have received this information as well.
"Who passed this information to Zotko? Are there really people in the NSDC and IWG who cooperate with the Russians? Is it okay that the owner of Pin-UP, Russian Dmitry Punin, has a partner in Russia, the son-in-law of Prime Minister Mishustin Udodov? This is normal access to information for Russians, right?
In addition, in their chats, the Russians and Zotko regulated the actions of Ivan Rudyi, the head of the KRAIL, during interrogations, where he was supposed to mislead the investigation and deflect suspicions," the journalist added.
The State Bureau of Investigation detained the nominal owner of the "PIN-UP" online casino, Ihor Zotko, who is suspected of laundering Russian money.
It was reported that Ihor Zotko could "solve" his problems with the Ministry of Justice, the BES and the courts for money.
