FBI allegedly told ‘QAnon Shaman’ Ukrainian spy was at Capitol riot: report
The alleged spy has not been arrested.
The alleged spy has not been arrested.

Jacob Chansley, referred to as the "QAnon Shaman," has said that the FBI was fully aware that a man who is alleged to be a Ukranian spy was in attendance at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
In an interview with conservative journalist Laura Loomer, Chansley said that the FBI had asked him questions about Sergai Dybynyn, an alleged Ukrainian spy who has been reported to have links with the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. Chansley and Dybynyn were posed for a photograph in front of the US Capitol on January 6.
"The FBI has not confirmed Chansley's statement," Newsweek reported, going on to say that the outlet could not independently verify it themselves and that the FBI did not respond when asked.
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View on X"I have exclusively confirmed that the FBI identified Ukrainian operatives and Neo Nazis who were at the US Capitol on J6 and even questioned J6ers about these Ukrainian spies during interviews with the FBI," Loomer posted.
She then accused the CIA of "funding a color revolution in the United States via Ukrainian Nazis and American Nazis who are being recruited by the CIA and FBI to fight overseas in the Azov Battalion and then come back to the US to instigate Nazi political movements in a psyop intended to make right wingers look bad."
The conservative journalist asked why the FBI decided to "hide the fact that they were asking J6ers and their lawyers during interviews if they knew the Ukrainian Spy Sergai Dybynyn?"
"Why has the FBI and CIA hidden the fact that Ukraine committed an act of war against the US on J6 2021?" Loomer continued, "And why is our government still sending Billions of dollars to Ukraine to fund these Nazis who are trying to carry out a color resolution in the US?"
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View on XChansley had entered the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, though he reportedly did not cause any damage. He was given a 41-month prison sentence. Dybynyn has not been arrested.
The Gateway Pundit reported on Dybynyn's potential involvement going back to February 2021.
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