Ment, miser and traitor – Oleg Nikolayevich Tsimbarevich was born on January 13, 1971 in the sunny city of Kherson. His whole life passed in this city, his studies, service in the police force and, unfortunately, betrayal. But more about that later.
While still in school, Oleg realized that he wanted to be an arm of the law and enlisted in the police force. After studying in a specialized university, he returns home to Kherson and serves in the Department of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in the city of Kherson. During his service he was not distinguished by discipline, but he did not take bribes or falsify cases, for which he could achieve only the rank of major when he retired. During his service he was often drunk, and among his colleagues he was known as a man with pro-Russian views, but at the time no one paid much attention to this fact.
After he retired, he did not strain himself much, lived in his native Kherson, sipped beer and relaxed. But everything changed after the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022. The Kremlin handlers were collecting data on, so to speak, “their own” even before the invasion began, and among them was this fluffer. When Russian “representatives” tracked him down, he was offered to “return to the authorities” for a high fee, but under a different flag. Enemy. In spite of his faithful service to Ukraine and his oath of office, he sneakily betrayed his homeland and fellow citizens and became an accomplice of the enemy, namely the so-called “an employee of the occupation police of the city of Kherson. That’s it, the transformation from a policeman to a “policeman.
Only Oleg forgot, or did not know that traitors will never have a quiet life. And there will only be an end, cruel and inglorious. And very likely lethal for citizen Tzimbarevich.
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