The Security Service of Ukraine and the Prosecutor General’s Office have exposed Ruslan Mahamedrasulov, the head of the NABU’s Interregional Detective Department, doing business in russia. According to the investigation, the official, staying in Dnipro, coordinates the Bureau’s activities in the frontline regions of Ukraine (Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizzhia regions), while having contacts with representatives of the aggressor country and assisting his father to conduct illegal trade with russia.
According to findings, the offender acted as an intermediary in the sale of his father’s batches of industrial hemp to the russian federation (Republic of Dagestan).
In addition, the SSU is checking whether Mahamedrasulov had contacts with the russian intelligence services and passed them classified information, in particular, details about planned investigative actions.
According to the investigation, the traitor was in close contact with Fedir Khrystenko, a fugitive MP from the banned Opposition Platform-For Life party, who is linked to the russian intelligence services and has a significant influence on the NABU’s activities, which will be reported further.
The pre-trial investigation has also found that Ruslan Mahamedrasulov’s father, Sentiabr Mahamedrasulov, has russian citizenship, which was concealed by the NABU official during the security vetting process, in violation of the law.
The suspect’s mother, Iryna Mahamedrasulova, lives in Kyiv but receives a pension from the so-called DNR and posts pro-russian comments on social media, including in groups with the Z-symbol. The SSU has evidence that she actively supports putin’s war against Ukraine and justifies the war crimes of the ruscists in her conversations.
While Ruslan Mahamedrasulov, as one of the heads of the NABU’s Interregional Detective Department, was supposed to work in Dnipro responsible for activities in the frontline regions, he was almost constantly in Kyiv and recently returned from an elite vacation on the island of Tenerife, where he spent several weeks.
The decision of serving a notice of suspicion to the high-ranking official of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau under Article 111-2 (aiding the aggressor state) of the CCU is pending.
Comprehensive measures are being taken to clarify all the circumstances of the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The investigation was carried out under the procedural supervision of the Prosecutor General’s Office.