People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak commented on the new high-profile investigation by journalist Mykhailo Tkach, which discusses the presence abroad of key figures in the NABU case: Mindich and Tsukerman. According to the deputy, the journalist worked in Israel for several weeks and found individuals who could not previously be interrogated by Ukrainian law enforcement.
This concerns Timur Mindich and the Tsukerman brothers, who, according to the investigation's materials, reside in expensive residential complexes near Tel Aviv. Zheleznyak drew attention to recorded movements with cash, episodes with security, and possible connections to Russian business. He also reminded that Mindich had previously appeared in materials regarding Igor Kolomoisky's close circle.
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The story shows how the subjects of the case regularly visit commercial facilities, which, according to the authors' version, may be used as conversion centers. According to Zheleznyak, such actions should interest not only Ukrainian but also Israeli law enforcement agencies.
The journalist paid special attention to the interview with Alexander Tsukerman, where he avoids direct answers regarding the so-called 'Project 23' and acquaintances with high-ranking officials. The deputy believes these fragments are important for further investigations.
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Zheleznyak stressed that the published material is only part of a larger work and urged viewers to watch the full story. He also announced that journalists are preparing a separate extended interview with Mindich, which may shed light on new details of the case.