Ukrainian Security Service shares evidence of Boguslaev, Motor Sich's head, cooperation with Russia

Ukrainian Security Service published recordings on its Telegram.

The report says that even after Russian full-scale invasion, the official, who was previously elected as a People's Deputy from the "Party of Regions" several times, continued to supply engines and other spare parts to Russian attack helicopters. From the recording it became known that Motor Sich supplied Russia with the best engines of the latest generation for attack helicopters Mi-24, Mi-28, Mi-35.

In conversations, Boguslaev repeatedly boasted that he could send dozens or more details.

"You know, I send dozens of (engines - ed.) somewhere. And everything is going well," he said in a conversation with Motrenko, ex-director of Rosvertol.

Spare parts and engines were delivered through third countries.

"We are ready to send you spare parts through Croatia, or where do you have your people? Montenegro? We will calculate how much we can, and you determine how and through whom," the intercept says.

Vyacheslav Boguslaev noted that "for almost 5 years, he tried to get a law passed in Moscow that prohibits the transmission of information related to state procurement to the mass media." In this way, he tried to hide cooperation with Russia.

Ukrainian Security Service notes that the official justified Russia's attack and expressed hope that Putin would not stop the advance of his troops, mused about "Nazis" in Ukraine, etc.

"Well, if Putin ends, then nationalists will end with us later... Iskander-M fell on the territory of the plant. We treat it without any anger, absolutely. We understand everything..." Boguslaev justified Russian shelling of Ukraine.

• On October 23, Ukrainian Security Service detained the president of the industrial giant "Motor Sich" on suspicion of working in Russia, and the head of department of foreign economic activities of this company was detained as well.