ATO veteran forced to apologize to Kadyrov (video)

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ATO veteran Mikhail Maiman, detained in the Dnipropetrovsk region, said that the kidnappers demanded that he apologize to the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. About it writes Detective Info edition.

To the place of Maiman’s detention, according to journalists, the military of the volunteer battalion “Archangel Michael” arrived in two foreign cars. After that, they were met by a group of people who introduced themselves as employees of the SBU.

“They stole me from the OKKO gas station. They beat me up. They said the SBU. I came out in normal clothes, showed a badge, and then strangers flew out. Then it turned out that my acquaintances took off their masks. “, he described the situation.

According to Maiman, the kidnappers demanded an apology from him to the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, and wanted him to transfer the business to third parties.

“I said that the Don would still be in the bag. I was taken 5 times to be shot… They were paid money to apologize to Kadyrov. They decided to steal and kill me,” the veteran said.

The kidnappers also demanded a confession that he was selling weapons.

“They looked for weapons – they did not find them. I never sold them. I gave all the restaurants to feed the army,” he said.

Focus previously wrote that employees of the Security Service of Ukraine Mayman was detained at a checkpoint in the Dnepropetrovsk region. The military took away automatic weapons and stole two cars.

Maiman got into a fight with ex-People’s Deputy from the Opposition Platform for Life Ilya Kiva in January 2020 in one of the restaurants in Kyiv. In May 2020, he was arrested And in doing so, he allegedly broke his finger.

Maiman left Ukraine, the businessman explained this law enforcement pressure.

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