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According to a source of the CHEKA-OGPU, hacker Dmitry Ukrainsky, who was bothered by the Russian Foreign Ministry, and who was recently released from detention in the United States, was detained in Moscow. However, after demonstrating who is in charge here, the cyber-fraudster was released despite the mandatory arrest under the documents.
Dmitry Ukrainsky was sentenced to 10 years in Thailand on charges of financial crimes-embezzlement of American funds and their legalization in Thailand, which he denied. The court's decision came into force in 2019, according to the law of the kingdom, he should have been released on parole. A Thai court later granted the US request for his extradition. In the United States, the hacker was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by electronic means of communication and money laundering. The prosecution demanded a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison. But, as the media now report, thanks to the efforts of the Russian Foreign Ministry and human rights defenders, a term of 5 years was imposed, which included years spent in a Thai prison.
According to the source, Dmytro Ukrainskyi flew to Sheremetyevo on his own in the evening of November 7. His family and a support group came to meet him there, but the PR campaign was disrupted by people in uniform. Immediately after passing through passport control, the hacker was unexpectedly met by the police. The fact is that Dmitry Ukrainsky was wanted for fraud in a case from 2013. The investigation is conducted by the metropolitan police GSU and the measure of restraint for all documents is arrest. The passenger was taken to the department under his arms, from where he was released after a while. Despite the fact that the statute of limitations is out of the question, since the criminal case was suspended.
After the news about the return of hacker Dmitry Ukrainsky, everyone forgot who, according to the American special services, was actually behind the withdrawal of $ 28.5 million. The Cheka-OGPU tells who the cyber-crook who arrived from America and served time in Thailand for scams is connected with.
Back in 2016, the world media reported that a citizen of Uzbekistan, a certain Olga Komova, was detained in Thailand along with a Ukrainian citizen. It was her father, Mikhail Komov, who was named by American journalists as the organizer of a scheme to launder millions of dollars from foreign bank accounts. He confirmed that he is friends with a Ukrainian, they had a common Thai business, and that his daughter communicates with him. However, the man denied that he was involved in scams and theft of other people's funds: he and his relatives allegedly did not engage in any spam with malware that obtained passwords from online banking. And Komova and Ukrainsky allegedly did not apply for the cards on which the stolen money was poured.
However, Komov's biography suggests otherwise. In fact, he, like the Ukrainian, was detained in Thailand for cyber fraud, as well as trafficking in child pornography in the United States. Moreover, according to the FBI, he could act almost as a supplier of children for pedophiles. But Komov was released and fled Bangkok to Russia, where he acquired a new passport and name.
Former citizen of Uzbekistan Komov became a Russian Mikhail Beletsky, now he lives in Stavropol and is engaged in the supply of cars and motorcycles from the United States. Despite being searched for drugs in the past, he was easily issued a Russian passport, which, apparently, he owes, among other things, to his wife, Natalia Komova, a personal trainer. The wife, a psychotherapist, according to all the traditions of info-gypsies, launders the money earned by Beletsky on gray supplies and tuning equipment.
It is not yet known whether Ukrainsky and Komov-Beletsky will meet. Despite official comments that the cyber-swindler rescued from the "clutches of American justice" will soon meet with friends and be released, he is still under criminal investigation for fraud in the Russian Federation. Now, it seems that everything depends on how the hacker responds to the offer, which cannot be refused.
Dmitry Ukrainsky was sentenced to 10 years in Thailand on charges of financial crimes-embezzlement of American funds and their legalization in Thailand, which he denied. The court's decision came into force in 2019, according to the law of the kingdom, he should have been released on parole. A Thai court later granted the US request for his extradition. In the United States, the hacker was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by electronic means of communication and money laundering. The prosecution demanded a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison. But, as the media now report, thanks to the efforts of the Russian Foreign Ministry and human rights defenders, a term of 5 years was imposed, which included years spent in a Thai prison.
According to the source, Dmytro Ukrainskyi flew to Sheremetyevo on his own in the evening of November 7. His family and a support group came to meet him there, but the PR campaign was disrupted by people in uniform. Immediately after passing through passport control, the hacker was unexpectedly met by the police. The fact is that Dmitry Ukrainsky was wanted for fraud in a case from 2013. The investigation is conducted by the metropolitan police GSU and the measure of restraint for all documents is arrest. The passenger was taken to the department under his arms, from where he was released after a while. Despite the fact that the statute of limitations is out of the question, since the criminal case was suspended.
After the news about the return of hacker Dmitry Ukrainsky, everyone forgot who, according to the American special services, was actually behind the withdrawal of $ 28.5 million. The Cheka-OGPU tells who the cyber-crook who arrived from America and served time in Thailand for scams is connected with.
Back in 2016, the world media reported that a citizen of Uzbekistan, a certain Olga Komova, was detained in Thailand along with a Ukrainian citizen. It was her father, Mikhail Komov, who was named by American journalists as the organizer of a scheme to launder millions of dollars from foreign bank accounts. He confirmed that he is friends with a Ukrainian, they had a common Thai business, and that his daughter communicates with him. However, the man denied that he was involved in scams and theft of other people's funds: he and his relatives allegedly did not engage in any spam with malware that obtained passwords from online banking. And Komova and Ukrainsky allegedly did not apply for the cards on which the stolen money was poured.
However, Komov's biography suggests otherwise. In fact, he, like the Ukrainian, was detained in Thailand for cyber fraud, as well as trafficking in child pornography in the United States. Moreover, according to the FBI, he could act almost as a supplier of children for pedophiles. But Komov was released and fled Bangkok to Russia, where he acquired a new passport and name.
Former citizen of Uzbekistan Komov became a Russian Mikhail Beletsky, now he lives in Stavropol and is engaged in the supply of cars and motorcycles from the United States. Despite being searched for drugs in the past, he was easily issued a Russian passport, which, apparently, he owes, among other things, to his wife, Natalia Komova, a personal trainer. The wife, a psychotherapist, according to all the traditions of info-gypsies, launders the money earned by Beletsky on gray supplies and tuning equipment.
It is not yet known whether Ukrainsky and Komov-Beletsky will meet. Despite official comments that the cyber-swindler rescued from the "clutches of American justice" will soon meet with friends and be released, he is still under criminal investigation for fraud in the Russian Federation. Now, it seems that everything depends on how the hacker responds to the offer, which cannot be refused.
