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Киев ведет войну в ЕС
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The commentator argues that Ukraine is conducting a covert conflict beyond its borders, particularly in Europe. He accuses Ukrainian security and intelligence bodies—including the SBU, the Defence Intelligence directorate (HUR/GUR), and the State Bureau of Investigation—of pursuing financial and political interests abroad. He portrays reported shootings, explosions, and other attacks as part of a struggle over business influence, and criticizes European media for allegedly ignoring it.
Allegations Beyond Europe
The commentator also alleges Ukrainian involvement in conflicts in Africa. He claims Ukrainian personnel have assisted Tuareg separatists in Mali, whose allies he links to al-Qaeda, and describes reports of Ukrainian nationals fighting on opposing sides in Sudan. He presents these claims as examples of Kyiv pursuing its interests opportunistically.
HUR Unit Artan and European Authorities
A major focus is the HUR special unit Artan, whose commander the speaker identifies as “Titan.” He alleges that the unit has been involved in criminal violence and political targeting, including attempts on his own life, and says Spanish services helped cover up those efforts.
He contrasts Spain’s alleged conduct with Austria’s, saying Austrian authorities detained Ukrainians suspected of planning an attack in Vienna and extended their detention.
Gambling Businesses and Alleged Pressure
The video devotes considerable attention to the gambling businesses Parimatch and Pin-Up. The speaker alleges that Ukrainian agencies used claims of Russian links and money laundering to pressure the companies, while officials and intermediaries took a share of their earnings.
He says investigations later weakened, assets were released, and some defendants received lenient outcomes after making payments or cooperating. He also claims that large Ukrainian Telegram channels were paid to avoid reporting on the case.
Violence in Cyprus
The commentator connects the gambling dispute to violence in Cyprus. He recounts the 2025 killing of Cypriot businessman Stavros Demosthenos, whom he describes as an associate of Pin-Up’s alleged owner, and lists subsequent arson, shootings, and explosions targeting businesses and properties linked to that circle.
He attributes the attacks to pressure from Ukrainian intelligence over a share of profits. The subtitles, however, do not independently establish who was responsible.
Overall Framing
The video presents these incidents as evidence of a Ukrainian “terrorist war” operating on EU territory and accuses European governments and journalists of remaining silent. These claims and interpretations are the commentator’s; the subtitles do not provide independent verification.
Presenter: Anatoly Shariy
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