I noticed an anon's post in the general thread about one of the passengers and have been thinking about this. The first post about the passenger list that Q replied to said "over the target" in response to the post wondering if #32 was the target.

When I first read Q's response, I thought he meant "that's it" = "over the target."

But maybe "over the target" was a more obscure hint.

The next line below is # 33 as seen in the post >>339722. #33 is listed as Ilyin Evgeny. Last name first.

I've been checking online and found a picture of the younger son. Not found one of the father yet. Son born in '05 and father in '79, both the same name.

However, the name is not really spelled Ilyin. Depending on how you translate it from Russian, the name could be spelled

Evgeni

Evgeny

Yevgeny

Yevgeniy

Ilyinov

Levant

Livanov

Livanova

In all of the cases (except the last one) the name would have to have "ov" added to "Ilyin" to be spelled correctly.

So, just considering the possibility that Q could have meant 2 things:

1. #32 was directly over the target, namely #33.

2. "ov"er the target–a hint that "ov" needed to be added to the spelling of the last name.

I have checked FB and Linked In and searched for all spelled the various ways and have not been able to find an account or article or photo clearly belonging to this person. So I don't know anything more about him. He was 39 so old enough to have been a source to Christopher Steele.

Looking through articles online, it seems that the names of Steele's sources in Russia have not been made public.

Auto correct problem. Not Levant. Should be Levanov.

>>347383

Check out bread # 429. Tons of posts all the way through about Ivanov and who is the right i.d. on the target. Three different people with same/similar names. All on #429.

Updated info on Ivanov, Livanov, and Pachenko:

>>416830

>>416837

>>416844

>>416847

Ivanov is mis-identified. He was not a lecturer at college. Different Ivanov. I have done a lot of digging on this one and it's in the bread.

Also, I've looked at over a dozen passenger lists and the names are pretty much all in this same order so I'm not sure if there is any specific coding on this--it may have been a first hasty release? Every list I've seen even from Russian-language passenger lists has them in this order.

Here are the links in the bread.

>>416830

>>416837

>>416847

>>416844

>>416926

>>441354

Pachenko worked for a company that was connected to Rosatom, apparently. Not sure if that has anything to do with it at all.

>>416915

>>416685

>>416947

>>405218

>>405117

Perhaps connected to Pachenko? See

>>447947

Russia Plane Crash—who was the target?

I’ve been looking into Sergei Pachenko. He lived in the city of Norilsk (far north, Siberian, not too close to Moscow). He was the director of the Norilsk Agency for Development of the Autonomous Non-profit Organization Norilsk Development Agency and a deputy of the Norilsk City Council.

https:// www. nornickel.com/news-and-media/press-releases-and-news/norilsk-development-agency-founded-by-norilsk-administration-norilsk-nickel-and-vladimir-potanin-foundation/?sphrase_id=341723

The Norilsk Development Agency was a partnership between the Norilsk municipality, Norilsk Nickel’s Polar Division, and the Vladimir Potanin Foundation.

Norilsk Nickel is now called Nornickel and is the world's leading producer of nickel and palladium. It is headquartered in Moscow but it’s largest operations are in the Norilsk region.

https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nornickel

https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norilsk

Nornickel had been the largest shareholder in Stillwater Mining Co. but sold their shares in 2010.

https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stillwater_Mining_Company

In 2014, Nornickel and Rosatom signed a cooperation agreement on social and economic development of the Trans-Baikal Territory.

http:// tass.com/economy/728310

http:// rosatom-europe.com/press-centre/news/250-rosatom-and-norilsk-nickel-ready-to-cooperate-in-zabaikalskiy-region/

From this, it appears that Pachenko could have tangentially been connected to Rosatom through his connections to Nornickel. When Q said over the target to the comment about Ivanov, who was mistakenly identified as the Ivanov at Rosatom, Q said “over the target.” Maybe the over the target part had to do with Rosatom and not Ivanov. I haven’t been able to find anything suspicious at all about the Ivanov who was killed in the plane crash, and he doesn’t seem to have any connections to Rosatom.

part 1

>>459913

Part 2 Pachenko

Here is a translated obituary for Pachenko from a Russian website.

His tragic departure from life was a real blow for relatives, friends, colleagues.

On February 11, 2018, at the age of 44, Sergei Nikolaevich Panchenko, director of the Norilsk Agency for Development of the Autonomous Non-profit Organization Norilsk Development Agency, deputy of the Norilsk City Council, was killed as a result of a plane crash in the Moscow region. Beloved husband and caring father.

His tragic departure from life was a real blow for relatives, friends, colleagues.

Sergei Nikolayevich Panchenko was born on March 28, 1973 in the village of Belye-Vody, Shymkent region. In 1996 he graduated from the polygraphic faculty of Omsk State Technical University with a degree in Technological Engineer. In 2009 he graduated from the National Research University "Higher School of Economics" (Moscow) in the specialties "General and Strategic Management" with the assignment of the MBA degree and "Strategic Management" with the assignment of the DBA degree.

In Norilsk, Sergei Panchenko arrived in 1996 and began his career as a mechanic at the Norilsk Combine's printing plant, then worked as a mechanical engineer, chief engineer of the printing house and editorial and publishing complex. Since 2007 he worked as deputy director of the media company "Northern City". From 2008 to 2017 he was the general director of Severniy Gorod Media Company Ltd. During the years of the management of the media company, he made an invaluable contribution to the development of the Norilsk media, initiated humanitarian and educational projects, citywide events and celebrations.In 2017, Sergey Nikolaevich became the Director of the Development Agency Norilsk.

Having headed this newly formed organization, he presented the Agency in the shortest possible time not only at the municipal and regional, but also at the federal level, recruited a team of professionals, set the vector for all further work of the ARN.

Sergei Panchenko was a respected person in Norilsk, not indifferent to the fate of the city. He was a member of the Public Council under the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the city of Norilsk, was an expert of the Presidential Grants Fund and an expert of the "New Opportunities World" charitable program of the Norilsk Nickel company. His efforts to Norilsk, Taimyr, the Far North in recent years, learned many famous figures of culture, art, science. He was full of energy and strength, initiatives and plans. Maximized himself to work, while remaining a true family man. Sergei Panchenko was an example for imitation. He inspired people around him, he was the generator of ideas and the center of attraction.

Employees of the Norilsk Development Agency condole with relatives, friends, colleagues, everyone who knew Sergei Panchenko.

We will miss his endless energy, purposefulness, cheerfulness, a subtle sense of humor. Sergey Panchenko remains forever in our hearts a wise adviser, always ready to come to the rescue in any life situation. R.I.P.

http:/ /norilsk.bezformata.ru/listnews/podmoskove-pogib-sergej-panchenko/64810905/

>>416847

This article contains some personal info about some of the passengers.

https:// ifnews24.com/the-people-who-died-in-the-crash-of-an-148/

More info about Pachenko in this post with thread preceding it.

>>471120

>>470993

The connection with Pachenko is circumstantial. He was in a place with connections to lots of players in CIA-Clinton related activities, so he would have had the opportunity to be involved in some shady dealings. But beyond that, no proof.

>>480888

Anons are speculating that Snowden may have been in Hong Kong or North Korea and not Russia. Not sure yet.

>>482208

Is this a company that he founded and owned or a company that he worked for?

Where is it located?

What I wonder is, when Q said "over the target," to Ivanov, was he referring to the person that was mistakenly identified as Ivanov, who was not on the plane? Or did he mean something different by "over the target"?

If there was something that was over the target about the mis-identified passenger, would it be Rosatom? I guess that's what led me to suspect Pachenko, because he did have connections to Rosatom. Whereas Ilyinov and Levanov and Ivanov as far as I can tell were just working normal jobs and there didn't seem to be anything about them that would initially raise suspicions.

>>482650

Yeah, but it wasn't correct in that the poster linked to the Ivanov who worked at Rosatom (who wasn't on the plane). So that could mean that the correct part was a connection to Rosatom?

>>490377

I have read that description. But I looked at one news report from Russia that showed a video of a plane looking just like the one that crashed plowing into a snowy field and exploding. I don't speak Russian so wasn't sure if they somehow had footage of it or where the video came from. But if that was really footage of the crash, it was to burning prior to impact.

>>492185

>>493977

auto-correct correction:

it was not burning prior to impact

>>515389

This article makes a link between Jonathan Winer, an Obama State Dept. official, and Christopher Steele, the dossier, U1, Rosatom, and Clinton Global Initiative.

May lead to some connections helping to determine who was the target on the Russian plane that crashed.

Post in general thread today with mention of crash. Don't know if it's anything but will link here in case it's pertinent.

>>519667

Footage of the crash and also lots of photos of passengers and crew who were killed.

http:// www. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5379925/Footage-shows-Russian-plane-crashing-near-Moscow.html

http:// torrentinvites.org/f24/split-speed-preliminary-cause-148-crash-named-378207/

Investigation into cause of crash.

>>605144

The first 2, Anatolovich and Pachenko, are not the ones that you listed. It is a different Anatolovich and Pachenko than was first assumed.

Pachenko (see earlier posts) may in fact have connections to Rosatom and U1 but it's not Sergei Millan.

Igor Gromov is probably also a different Gromov. From passenger lists his full name and birth date are either Igor Viktorovich Gromov 26.03.1962 or Igor Vladimirovich GROMOV 24.06.1964 from Moscow.

Here is an article for someone with the first name and the right year of birth but different month and day. He sounds like a priest.

http:// www. центрвик.рф/spisok-hramov/hram-uv/2012-11-05-14-20-35/priest-don/1286-2014-01-10-05-37-08.html

Here is a link to someone Igor Gromov but not sure if it's the right one.

http:// naviny.by/person/igor-gromov

I looked on the lawyer in Chicago and don't see any indication that he was on the plane. Plus, his middle initial is G.