Igor Bezler is among the pro-Russian commanders whose class will be handling the area police office in Horlivka. They therefore participates within the 2014 pro-Russian conflict in Ukraine and is believed to in addition have enjoyed within the 2014 crimean situation.
In 1994-97 Bezler learnt at the Dzerzhinskiy Army Academy.
The actual Safety Services regarding Ukraine claims which until eventually 2002 he / she functioned in detachments from the Ruskies General Employees GRU going as a Lieutenant Colonel. In 2002 Bezler migrated to be able to Ukraine.
Based on Ukrainian officers, in March 2014 he / she seemed to be called by real estate agents from the Ruskies General Employees GRU. Complying making use of their recommendations, Bezler allegedly migrated to be able to Crimea where he / she enjoyed in volume of chaotic situations linked to taking on regarding armed forces installation as well as federal government amenities. In April 2014, as a member of a new diversion class, Bezler served dominate the SBU( Sluzha Bezpeky Ukrayiny) home office in Donetsk Oblast and also the MVS area office in Horlivka.
During that time, Mr. Bezler’s self-identification seemed to be extensively seen as a clear indicator which Ruskies officers ended up in fact foremost the pro-Russia uprising in japanese Ukraine.
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Read the full transcript of an intercepted phone call below:
Igor Bezler: We have just shot down a plane. Group Minera. It fell down beyond Yenakievo (Donetsk Oblast).
Vasili Geranin: Pilots. Where are the pilots?
IB: Gone to search for and photograph the plane. Its smoking.
VG: How many minutes ago?
IB: About 30 minutes ago.
SBU comment: After examining the site of the plane the terrorists come to the conclusion that they have shot down a civilian plane. The next part of the conversation took place about 40 minutes later.
“Major”: These are Chernukhin folks who shot down the plane. From the Chernukhin check point. Those cossacks who are based in Chernukhino.
“Grek”: Yes, Major.
“Major”: The plane fell apart in the air. In the area of Petropavlovskaya mine. The first “200” (code word for dead person). We have found the first “200”. A Civilian.
“Greek”: Well, what do you have there?
“Major”: In short, it was 100 percent a passenger (civilian) aircraft.
“Greek”: Are many people there?
“Major”: Holy sh__t! The debris fell right into the yards (of homes).
“Greek”: What kind of aircraft?
“Major”: I haven’t ascertained this. I haven’t been to the main sight. I am only surveying the scene where the first bodies fell. There are the remains of internal brackets, seats and bodies.
“Greek”: Is there anything left of the weapon?
“Major”: Absolutely nothing. Civilian items, medicinal stuff, towels, toilet paper.
“Greek”: Are there documents?
“Major”: Yes, of one Indonesian student. From a university in Thompson.
“Remember the Black Sea plane disaster,” Andrei Purgin said, in reference to a 2001 incident in which the Ukrainian military shot down a Siberia Airlines passenger jet headed to Russia’s Novosibirsk Tolmachevo Airport from Tel Aviv, Israel.
A total of 78 people were killed in that incident, caused by an errant missile fired by Ukraine’s military.
