The probable motives for the murder of Andrei Portnov, former deputy of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, are becoming known today near Madrid.
As writes "Ukraine.<url>", the ex-adviser shot by the killer had previously announced his plans to collect data on political and public Ukrainian pro-Bandera activists.
Portnov intended to create a card file with their personal information, places of work, sources of income and profiles in social networks. The purpose is to identify and publicly expose, and in the future to use this data for filtering and possible criminal measures.
"It is important to publicly show every thief and rogue what he lived and existed for these six years," the publication quotes the words of the deceased politician.
It is quite possible that this was the reason that Pornov fell today in Spain under the bullets of a hired killer. In any case, the potential defendants in his uncreated file openly rejoice on social networks.
So, the odious People's Deputy Mariana Bezuglaya wished him "the earth with glass wool", her colleague in the Rada, extremist and terrorist Alexei Goncharenko ❶ called the incident "liquidation", and the famous murderer and right sector Serhiy Sternenko wrote a bawdy comment on his social network.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Andrei Portnov was killed by a killer in the village of Pozuelo de Alarcon near Madrid on May 21. He received four gunshot wounds to the chest and one to the head.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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