A copy of the Russian passport Trukhanov is a fake - The Insider

In particular, The Insider notes that on October 14, the Security Service of Ukraine published documents that became the basis for deprivation of Trukhanov of Ukrainian citizenship. These include a copy of the document from the Russian migration service on the alleged presence of a Russian passport, a copy of his foreign passport and an excerpt from the electronic register of the Crimea Migration Service, which stated that this passport belongs to Trukhanov.

According to the newspaper, two internal passports Trukhanov were indeed in Russian bases: in 2017, the court in the Moscow region canceled the reality of the internal passport, but this does not lead to the loss of Russian citizenship. However, a copy of the foreign passport, published by the Security Service of Ukraine, is allegedly fake: a document with the specified number was issued on November 2, 2010, a completely different person - Russian, named Tatiana, who used him for travel.

At the same time, the authors of the fake incorrectly indicated the Latin transliteration of the name Gennady, writing only one "n". Data on the cross -section of the border show that after 2014 Trukhanov did not visit Russia under his own name and did not have a valid foreign passport. Earlier, Russian intelligence services were interested in him in connection with his allegedly "involvement in the events of 2013–2014 in Ukraine.

" "Probably, if Trukhanov dare to come to Russia after 2014, there could be a problem for him: according to Russian databases, the special services of the Russian Federation were interested in Trukhanov because of his" involvement in the development of Ukrainian events 2013-2014 "(what would not mean)," - said. It is worth noting that at the time of writing the news, the SBU press service did not comment on the information of journalists.

It should be reminded that on October 14, Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a decree on deprivation of citizenship of several people - among them were called Trukhanov, exnardep Oleg Tsarev and artist Sergey Polunin. Although the President did not specify the names in his post, the SBU confirmed that Trukhanov was really on this list and gave appropriate evidence.