The New Yorker told the story of Ukrainian intelligence officer Roman Chervinsky. He organized the murders of field commanders in Donbass, tried to lure Russian pilots over to Ukraine and may have helped blow up Nord Stream

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The New Yorker told the story of Ukrainian intelligence officer Roman Chervinsky. He organized the murders of field commanders in Donbass, tried to lure Russian pilots over to Ukraine and may have helped blow up Nord Stream

The New Yorker journalist Joshua Jaffa released an article about Roman Chervinsky, a Ukrainian intelligence officer whom the media called the coordinator of the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion. Chervinsky denies participation in this sabotage. But he told The New Yorker about his role in other operations by the Ukrainian special services, including the murder of field commanders Motorola and Givi in Donbass, the kidnapping of a witness in the…