Putin’s traitor police chief blown up in car bomb after defecting from Ukraine to become feared interrogator

 

The newspaper's police chief is detonated in a car bomb after he defected from Ukraine to become a detective.

It is alleged that Denis Stefankov was the target of a car bomb that exploded on Sunday in downtown Melitopol.

Local media reported that the strike took place in the yard of an apartment building.

Former policeman Stefankov is said to have escaped to Russia to become Putin's police chief and was responsible for interrogating prisoners.

Mayor Ivan Fedorov said on Telegram: "A strong explosion in Melitopol Rise Square -

The rise in the city center is likely the result of the sweep of the FSB.

"According to preliminary data, during the" confrontations "they wanted to remove one of the collaborators with the police - the so-called" head of the people's police department of the people's militia ".

He continued: "Denis Stefankov is one of the 118 traitors to the police for whom we were preparing to seize all their immovable and movable property.

"It should be clear to everyone who betrayed Ukraine: the Russians do not need you. Once you become consumed."

While Fedrov did not specify whether the ex-cop died in the blast,

Ukrainian media reported that he died.

The Telegraf news site claimed that he did not survive the assassination attempt, citing informed sources.

But the Russian news agency TASS says Stefankov is alive and well.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs said via Telegram: “A stormy imagination does not comfort the fake Ukrainian media day or night.

"Denis Stefankov guards the law in excellent order and health!"

The alleged assassination attempt comes amid a surge in targeted assassinations of Russian officials in the past few weeks

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More recently, four senior officials in Ukraine were killed last week in explosions

Lyudmila Boyko who was organizing a fake referendum to join Russia along with her husband Oleg Boyko, 46- was murdered

Also a senior local official.