Here is a link to revealed documents:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxsQ108is142Q1dMcVNUc3J2U28
A fact that these documents are a real deal can be supported not only by report of Dokukin himself
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1514842742114833&set=a.1392382717694170.1073741828.100007673651764&type=1
in his Facebook timeline but also by analysis of leaked documents:
http://globalvoicesonline.org/2014/12/13/ukrainian-hackers-leak-russian-interior-ministry-docs-with-evidence-of-russian-invasion/
One of most important documents in this collection is a police account giving an evidence of the invasion of regular Russian Armed Forces to Ukraine. This document was described in
my recent post:
http://uainwar.blogspot.fr/2014/12/a-proof-of-russian-aggression-against.html
see also the investigation by globalvoicesonline.org referred to above.
Now, I describe another extremely interesting document from the leaked collection. It gives another evidence, now that of very strong involvement of Russian special services in military actions in Ukraine through well planned terrorist acts.
This is a report of a Russian police officer Taran about an accident on August 9, 2014 in a town Belaya Kalitva in Rostov region (this town is located at about 40 km from Ukrainian border). Here is a shortened description of the accident according to this report.
August 8 at 11pm a police station in Belaya Kalitva received a telephone message telling that a car Niva, license plate Т 111 АВ 99, is violating traffic rules. A police patrol was sent to the scene and detained the car at 0.15am on August 9. During the inspection of the car the police officers found a large arsenal of weapons in it.
Namely, they found:
- a grenade launcher and 4 rounds to it with 4 powder charges;
- an automatic Stechkin pistol together with 4 shops with 80 cartridges;
- another pistol, Makarov with a total of 49 cartridges;
- a Kalashnikov rifle AK-74 with a total of 34 cartridges;
- a night vision sight.
Besides all this policemen found one more thing in that car which is the most important evidence, an Ukrainian car license plate, ВВ 6014 СЕ 8.
There were two men in the detained car, the driver and a passenger, both were dressed in camouflage uniforms.
They had no documents with them. Neither driving licenses nor ownership documents for the car.
They refused to explain the origin of the weapons found in the car.
They refused to present themselves and tell their personal data, referring to the fact that they are employees of some Russian special service and they perform a secret mission.
From the words of men in the car, the driver has the call-sign "Little Ukrainian" and the passenger is "Cadet", he is also the leader of the group. The leader "Cadet" had three mobile phones with him.
Finally, an outer inspection of the car revealed that its license plate was spoofed by a sticker, right license plate was Т 181 АВ 99.
What could be a special mission of two James Bonds in a car filled with weapons and an Ukrainian license plate in a town at 40 km from the Ukrainian border? I think, the answer is obvious. At that time, a large part of the Ukrainian border was not controlled by the Ukrainian authorities. Entering into Ukrainian territory without any inspection of the car was no problem. And what was a purpose of this group on the Ukrainian territory is absolutely clear....
Here is a Russian original of the report. It can be downloaded from the link (3rd document)
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxsQ108is142RGUyRS0xVTI4UEU&tid=0BxsQ108is142Q1dMcVNUc3J2U28
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