Ekaterina Prisyazhnyuk23:38, 26.12.22

The President of Russia, while working in the KGB, did not cut off contact with his “godfather,” the former Russian deputy noted.

Russian President Vladimir Putin , while working in the USSR State Security Committee, collaborated with St. Petersburg “thief in law”, judo coach Leonid Usvyatsov – he was a gunner for a group of bandits in the apartments of wealthy Jews, in which he conducted searches.

During the searches, the head of the Russian Federation left a kind of mark – he shit in the toilet and did not flush, very dirty episodes from Putin’s life were revealed by the former State Duma deputy Maria Maksakova on the Argument program on UNIAN .

“Putin did not break his ties with Usvyatsov – this is his godfather, guru … it was he who organized this St. Petersburg gopota, formed Putin’s addiction to judo, because all the bandits at that time were engaged in some kind of martial arts … it was Usvyatsov who arranged at Leningrad State University (Leningrad State University – Ed.) on a sports quota … “, – said the interlocutor.

Maksakova added that after finding a job in the KGB, Putin worked in the department that dealt with refuseniks – for several years, in fact, he fabricated cases against Jews who should have been repatriated on full grounds, but instead of ending up in Israel, unfortunately, through his efforts found themselves in places not so remote.

“But I would like to talk about one very dirty episode that happened, because Putin has always been at the junction of crime and … the security forces … If Putin was searched in a prosperous apartment … of a Jew, then … he left such, sorry, a kind of mark – here he crap in the toilet and did not flush, thus hinting very dirty, making it clear to this owner … that he was visited,” the ex-deputy said.

The former member of the State Duma stressed that this is not all. “Then he was a gunner for Usvyatsov’s group, because then they came to the most prosperous apartments and engaged in thefts there …,” Maksakova shared.

(C)UNIAN 2022