A KREMLIN'S PROXY SEPARATIST WAS DETAINED IN KHARKIV

Alla Aleksandrovska, an ex-deputy from the Communist Party of Ukraine was arrested on suspicion of an encroachment on territorial integrity of Ukraine and attempt to bribe the MPs of Kharkiv Regional Council in order to lobby adoption of a Kremlin-backed draft law, that, in fact promotes separatism in Ukraine. Mrs Alexandrovska, well known by its pro-Kremlin position as well as open support to the Donbass terrorists, was detained by the SBU employees on June 28 after a search in her apartment.

As the separatist's lawyer has reported she is charged with encroachment of territorial integrity and inviolability of Ukraine Article 110, part 2. 

The Ukraine's Communist Party official website, which incidentally is banned in our country because of promotion of terrorism, reports that on the same day, a few hours before Alexandrovska arrest the employees of SBU also detained Vladimir Stepanov, a 2nd secretary of the Kharkov Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine in his country cottage on the same charges.

Previously, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) received information that members of the banned the country's Communist Party, including former MP from the Communist Alla Alexander and her son Alexander, who is currently hiding in the Russian Federation, are planning to bribe the leadership and members of local councils in the region for adoption of official appeals to the Parliament and the President on amendments to the Constitution on so-called "federalization."
 
According to the SBU the Communist party representatives have received thousands of dollars from their curators from the Russia's Special Services for implementation of the "Donbass scenario" in the Kharkiv region through promotion the idea of "Kharkiv's federalization." Yesterday Alla Alexandrovska was taken into custody for 60 days according to the decision of the Kyiv District Court of Kharkiv.