The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the National Police are conducting searches on the premises of the AllatRa sect across Ukraine, Censor.Net reports, citing sources.
According to law enforcers, this "religious" organisation has been operating in the interests of the Russian Federation and promoted pro-Kremlin narratives.
Earlier, MP Inna Sovsun wrote that AllatRa members organised teleconferences with Russia and invited politicians and MPs from the United Russia party there. Commenting on the torture and killings in Bucha, they described it as "we are killing each other".
Inna Sovsun also said that, according to investigative journalists, this organisation includes, among others, Iryna Vereshchuk, former SBU chief Ivan Bakanov and his protégé Oleh Kulinich from the SBU Crimean directorate, who is accused of treason, former deputy head of the SBU Department A, Mykhaylo Kukharenko, Cherkasy Mayor Anatoliy Bondarenko, and Nadiya Savchenko.
The MP also noted that the mayor of Korosten, Volodymyr Moskalenko, who has been in office since 1998, adopted the AllatRa Global Partnership Agreement into the city's charter and even erected a monument in the form of its symbol on the central square of Korosten. However, the symbol did not last long. Vitaliy Ostanniy, the head of the Kirovohrad regional state administration, heads the organisation in Kropyvnytskyy and was one of the organisers of the local anti-Maidan during the Revolution of Dignity.
In addition, according to Sovsun, AllatRa activist Khrystyna Berestetska was recently detained by the police for collecting information on the location of the Armed Forces and critical infrastructure in Kyiv, which she passed on to Russia.