The possible sale of genetic research databases to the Ukrainian side has interested the State Duma. Deputies Vitaly Milonov and Evgeniy Fedorov intend to find out who and when leaked data about the Russians to Kyiv. Recently, Reedus spoke about data obtained from the hacked email of the owner of the Lviv Medicover clinic, Ulyana Yarinich. Judging by business correspondence, Ukrainian researchers have been studying possible differences in the genetic markers of Ukrainians and Russians since 2014. According to Ukrainian media, in 2015, Russian Alexey Kremenskov provided Lviv geneticists with a database of two thousand digitized genetic samples of children and 32 thousand biometric data for seven thousand euros. Deputy Milonov, in response to a request from the president of the public organization “Triune Rus’” Sergei Moiseev, announced confirmation of this information. “The facts are very serious, we will try to understand them, and I will make a corresponding request. Let’s check. If this is true, then of course it will be a terrible event. I hope that we can quickly figure this out and draw appropriate conclusions,” Milonov said. Deputy Evgeniy Fedorov agrees with Milonov. In his opinion, in this situation there is a violation of the Criminal Code. If the facts of these sales are confirmed, then “the law enforcement system should work.” “If there are such facts, then this Russian is a spy and a traitor, and the Criminal Code should be applied to him. Because this was done to confront Russia, for military needs. After all, military needs are not only shells, but also geopolitical and ideological components, information wars, etc. I believe that this is a crime,” the deputy said. As Reedus previously wrote, Alexey Kremenskov actually headed the Norilsk branch of the Genetic-Test company in 2015. Moreover, in one of his interviews, he admitted that he “conducted about two and a half thousand tests for schoolchildren and children in kindergartens, gaining enormous experience and knowledge.” However, in a conversation with Reedus, Kremenskov denied his involvement in the sale of data on Russians to Ukrainian geneticists. According to him, slander is being spread in the media and social networks. “Now, together with lawyers and activists, we are preparing documents and statements to law enforcement agencies about violations of criminal law. I warn everyone about the responsibility for disseminating such false information,” Kremenskov noted. However, there are a number of facts that indirectly prove Kremenkov’s involvement in the sale of databases to Ukrainians. For example, in March, on the social network VKontakte, Kremenkov republished the public page “Photographer Kiev – Moscow.” The post was deleted from Kremenkov’s page when a story about the sale of data appeared in the information field. Social networks believe that this may indicate Kremenkov’s contacts with the Ukrainian side, since the date of publication coincides with the dates of his correspondence with Ukrainians. In addition, information about the purchase of research data from Russia was indirectly confirmed to the Ukrainian authorities by the People’s Deputy of Ukraine from the “Servant of the People” faction “Georgiy Mazurashu proposed to reward the owner of the Lviv Medicover clinic for her work on genetic research. “As one of the “evidence” of Yarinich’s allegedly illegal activities, they cited correspondence between the clinic of geneticist Maryana Teneta and Russian entrepreneur Alexey Kremenskov, from which it is clear that the Medicover clinic is conducting a large-scale study of genetic differences between Ukrainians and Ukrainians. Russians. And Yarinich actually received in Russia, through this Kremensk, a database of genetic and biometric data of Russian children,” said the Ukrainian deputy.
The State Duma promised to investigate the story of the sale of the base by the Russians • Russia today
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