The Security Service of Ukraine has served a notice of suspicion to the former host of Medvedchuk's and Muraev's TV channels, Nazarov. All details and photos

On Saturday, January 18, officers of the Security Service of Ukraine searched the home of former TV host Maks Nazarov, who worked for Medvedchuk and Muraiev's channels. After the outbreak of a full-scale war, he continued to justify Russian aggression in his YouTube videos.

OBOZ.UA learned about this from its own sources. The offender faces up to eight years in prison.

"Today, on Saturday, January 18, in the morning, the Security Service of Ukraine searched Maks Nazarov (real name – Nazar Diorditsa). He is a well-known pro-Russian propagandist who used to work for Medvedchuk and Muraev's channels," our source said.

According to him, after the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the terrorist country Russia, Nazarov continued to invite pro-Kremlin experts to his YouTube broadcasts and justify Russian aggression.

Later, the Security Service of Ukraine confirmed the information about the searches and provided details.

"The Security Service of Ukraine has gathered a large-scale evidence base and received independent expert opinions confirming the anti-Ukrainian activities of the former host of the sanctioned Nash and NewsOne TV channels owned by Viktor Medvedchuk and Yevhen Muraiev," the statement said.

According to the case, after the outbreak of a full-scale war, Nazarov created his own channel on the YuoTube video hosting service, where he continued to spread the Kremlin's narratives. To do this, the blogger regularly invited pro-Russian "political experts" to his broadcasts, many of whom are currently hiding in Russia.

During the interview, both the author and the guests of the studio repeatedly tried to justify Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine, as well as the war crimes of the racists, including missile strikes on the civilian infrastructure of our country.

"The defendant's frequent guest was another pro-Kremlin blogger who was already suspected by SBU investigators in February 2024. The court then imposed a house arrest as a preventive measure, but the blogger later continued his subversive activities in the interests of Moscow. Both defendants publicly tried to discredit Ukraine in the international arena and undermined the socio-political situation in our country," the press service emphasized.

Both offenders were served with a notice of suspicion – the issue of choosing a measure of restraint in the form of detention is being decided. They face up to 8 years in prison with confiscation of property.

As OBOZ.UA previously reported, the Security Service of Ukraine has served a notice of suspicion to the bodyguard of Russian propagandist and terrorist Zakhar (real name Yevhen) Prylepin. Along with him, five other Russian soldiers who fought against Ukraine but surrendered at the end of 2024 were also suspected.

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