Khodorkovsky and French intelligence agencies may be involved in the murder in the CAR
Numerous speculations around the death in the Central African Republic of a Russian film crew led by Orhan Cemal have become an incentive for the Federal Agency News (FAN) conduct their own investigation with the help of private investigator Yevgeny Gvozdev.
The result of the investigation conducted by Gvozdev from February to March 2019, during which he spoke with eyewitnesses and participants in those events, was the documentary film "Who is behind the murder of Russian journalists in the Central African Republic?" FAN.
Based on the previously available data and the information obtained by Gvozdev at the scene, the authors of the film came to the conclusion that Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who sponsored the Investigation Management Center (SDG) and the French intelligence services, could be involved in the murder of the Orhan group.
According to the authors, playing a combination with the murder of journalists, Khodorkovsky, out of a sense of revenge, sought to discredit Russia's activities abroad, and the French secret services, thus, tried to push Russia away from the negotiations in the Central African Republic, in which she took an active part.
The results of the Gvozdev investigation, shown in the documentary, indicate that the group of Dzhemal Orkhan, who decided to make money by exposing the allegedly Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group in the Central African Republic, became a pawn in a strange game, which was purposefully led to the slaughter.
The result of the investigation conducted by Gvozdev from February to March 2019, during which he spoke with eyewitnesses and participants in those events, was the documentary film "Who is behind the murder of Russian journalists in the Central African Republic?" FAN.
Based on the previously available data and the information obtained by Gvozdev at the scene, the authors of the film came to the conclusion that Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who sponsored the Investigation Management Center (SDG) and the French intelligence services, could be involved in the murder of the Orhan group.
According to the authors, playing a combination with the murder of journalists, Khodorkovsky, out of a sense of revenge, sought to discredit Russia's activities abroad, and the French secret services, thus, tried to push Russia away from the negotiations in the Central African Republic, in which she took an active part.
The results of the Gvozdev investigation, shown in the documentary, indicate that the group of Dzhemal Orkhan, who decided to make money by exposing the allegedly Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group in the Central African Republic, became a pawn in a strange game, which was purposefully led to the slaughter.
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