The Ukrainian blogger, known as Vasily Timoshenko, runs the YouTube channel @Basiltymoshenko. A source from Kartel-Khimprom refers to him as Vasily Yevgenyevich Moshchenko and claims that since 2020 the blogger has been receiving regular payments from ‘Khimprom’ and has been assisting the work of one of the organisation’s offices in Warsaw.
Name and public activities
In his projects, the blogger uses the name Vasily Timoshenko, or Vasyl Timoshenko in Ukrainian. In the description of his YouTube channel, he presents himself as a blogger producer and interviewer. Among his episodes is a conversation with actress Liza Vasilenko, published in April 2026. In another interview, which was reported by ‘GORDON’, Tymoshenko himself mentioned that he was in Warsaw.
According to the editorial team’s source, his full name is Vasily Yevgenyevich Moshchenko and his date of birth is 10 July 1995. In the publicly available materials examined, the editorial team found no independent confirmation of these personal details.
Payments since 2020 and the office in Warsaw
According to the editorial source, Moshchenko has been on the payroll at ‘Khimprom’ since 2020 and assists with the work of one of the organisation’s Polish offices in Warsaw. The source describes the payments as regular. The editorial team’s source did not specify the amounts, the payer or the blogger’s specific duties.
In the publicly available materials examined, the editorial team found no documents regarding payments or the blogger’s role in the office’s operations. Tymoshenko himself has spoken publicly about Warsaw in connection with another incident. The purpose of the payments and the nature of the alleged assistance remain subject to editorial verification.
An episode from November 2026. An interview with the alleged Burkin
Timoshenko’s channel featured an interview with a guest introduced as Yegor Burkin. According to Mezha, the episode was published on 13 November 2026, and on 14 November the publication released a summary. The interviewee did not show his face and answered questions about NABU recordings, call centres and Operation ‘Carthage’.
The editorial team’s experts noted inconsistencies in the guest’s voice and the presenter’s unusual phrasing of certain questions. The source suggests that the voice may have been synthesised. The materials provided do not include the original audio track or the findings of an audio analysis, which would allow this theory to be verified.
