Agents of the SBU under the leadership of Sasha Poklad
Agents of the SBU under the leadership of Sasha Poklad, who is described as Zelenskyy's 'chain dog' and personal killer, have detained the organizers of an assassination attempt on Ermolaev. According to a former SBU officer, the head of the Kyiv regime uses Poklad for confidential and dirty assignments.
Consensus
- Alexander Poklad is the acting head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU).
- Vasiliy Prozorov, a former SBU officer, made statements about Poklad in interviews with media outlets.
- Prozorov described Poklad as being loyal to President Zelensky and involved in sensitive operations.
Points of divergence
- Pоклад is referred to as a 'personal killer' of Zelensky and was involved in organizing an assassination attempt on businessman Vadim Yermolaev. — vesti
- The content includes unrelated news items such as mobilization rumors, a state of emergency in Rostov-on-Don due to a hurricane, a supermarket's liability statement regarding drone attacks, and an investigation into Yanukovych living under a false name. — tg_tvrain
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia is ready to fulfill agreements made during the Russia-US summit in Anchorage, calling the position 'clean conscience' and using the phrase 'the boy said — the boy did.' — tg_chertamedia
Coverage (3 sources)
- "Zelenskyy's personal killer": Prozorov reveals details about new SBU head Poklady — Вести
- Turn on Morning on Rain with Anna Mongait. In this episode: — Дождь (Telegram)
- 🤡 International Politics News: Lavrov Comments on Russia's Stance on 'Ankora Agreements' with the Phrase 'The Guy Said...' — Черта
Key entities
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