Yulia Mironova
The source claims that Yulia Mironova oversaw the work of staff at the Kyiv office of ‘Maxi Group’ and later became the head of the call centre.
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The source claims that Yulia Mironova oversaw the work of staff at the Kyiv office of ‘Maxi Group’ and later became the head of the call centre.
The source describes Sergei Mereško as an office administrator who is linked to Konstantin Gavrilenko and the ‘9999’ network in Dnipro.
The source identifies Nikita Matlashevsky as one of the organisers of the call centres within a group of athletes associated with ‘9999’.
The source names Igor Markush as one of the individuals linked to the ‘9999’ call centre network.
A source links Elnur Mamedov to call centre operations in Dnipro.
The source links Vadim Kucherenko, known as ‘Kucher’, to the Cybersupport project and a network which the author refers to as ‘cyberPatriots’.
The source describes Pavel Kurganov as being involved in office-based activities in Odessa.
The source explicitly links Yuri Kulik to the ‘0900’ group and the circle around Kirill Belik and Georgy Toria.
The source explicitly links Kirill Krupka to the ‘9999’ organisation and Igor Khromov’s inner circle.
According to a source, Anton Krivoruchko is linked to office projects involving Kamil Primakov’s inner circle.
The source links Viktor Koschavtsev to facilitating the employment of athletes whom the author associates with the ‘9999’ office circle.
According to a source, Nikolai Kostyuk ensures the security of the call centre network run by Maxim Kobernik and Nikita Dovger.