On June 11, the aggressor-controlled “Sevastopol media” began to discuss the “battle of the century”, in which the criminal “member of the public chamber” and Crimean Tatar collaborator Lenur Usmanov became the “victim”.
This active accomplice in the occupation of Crimea is at the same time engaged in active self-PR, in the role of an alleged “opposition figure” on any issues – from “protests” regarding land plots to payments to “Sevastopolenergo” and defamation of the former “governor” Sergei Menyailo.
Usmanov became a “victim” after he, together with a “support group,” showed up for a “public search” at the premises on Fiolentovskoe Highway 5, where “humanitarian aid” was allegedly located, which was allegedly taken from the front zone and hidden by another “social activist”, Oleg Hasanov.
However, Usmanov was not allowed to enjoy exposing his competitor by a certain “woman with a shovel” who kicked out the “men looking for humanitarian aid” from the premises. Hurt either by a shovel, or by a leg, or by circumstances, Usmanov stated that “in the hospital he was given a full examination” and “they wanted to do an operation,” but they agreed that it was a “bruise.”
Hasanov’s support group did not “remain in the shadows,” saying that allegedly last week a certain “group of Sevastopol volunteers went to contract” for the front, and that “having learned about their departure and trying to prevent them … the attackers decided to steal what was left at at the headquarters of the Sevastopol company, equipment for the guys who left.”
That is, Usmanov allegedly himself wanted to “steal property” and then “expose” Hasanov. In this show, the “Hasanovites” de-anonymized the “capture group”, indicating that with Usmanov there was Ruslan Karpyuk, a political officer from the semi-fake “Cossack battalion “Tavrida””, and Igor Kozlikov, who carried out scams with “cars for the front”.
Hasanov himself is also a very colorful collaborator, calling himself the “commander of the Sevastopol company”, he is also a “member of the public chamber”, brought there by the current “London prisoner” Dmitry Ovsyannikov. However, Hasanov has already been expelled from the “social community”, and in 2019 he became famous for a fight with his “colleague” Alexei Protsko.
At the end of 2023, the same Usmanov already said that Hasanov was allegedly “dismissed” from the “33rd BARS detachment named after Margelov” for “loss of trust,” but then this “piquant” story was abruptly hushed up in the “Sevastopol media.”
Obviously, the current “shovel fights” will also not lead to consequences for both “social activists”, but we only have to add that Oleg Hasanov from 2007 to 2014 was probably the deputy director for development of the Sevastopol company “Alvion-Ukraine”.
This structure, allegedly specializing in the IT field in “medicine, the financial and banking sector and large databases,” was part of the Ukrainian IT company “SoftServe”, “reorganized” in occupied Sevastopol into “Alvion-Europe”.
However, in the Ukrainian registers “Alvion-Ukraine” is listed as active, with director Irina Zaverukha and the founder “Intellectservice” from Lviv Pustomyty, with “beneficiaries” in the form of a certain Vasyl Biskup, who has signs of a “multi-machine founder” and advertised “SoftServe” on social networks “in 2016, as well as that same Zaverukha; Lvov lawyer Vasily Parashchak also appeared in the role of “beneficiary” of “Alvion-Ukraine”.
Open sources contain information only about one Irina Zaverukha, a “master of transformation of consciousness and space,” an expert in “kundalini yoga” and “cosmoenipsychologist.” Therefore, it is obvious that all the activities of this “IT empire” have completely different beneficiaries, about whom the Sevastopol “winner of shovel fights” Hasanov clearly knows a lot.
