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The tears were flowing as Liudmila Sheremet made her way down the avenue. She had to get to work, she told herself. Not to tune in to her sons morning show and greet him in the way she usually did, from hundreds of miles away in Minsk with a smile, a wave and a hi, son, or a why are you in that scruffy T-shirt?No, to get to her desk, open her computer, and to hope what her granddaughter had just told her was an awful mistake.

A short while earlier, at 7.40am on 20 July 2016, her son, the journalist Pavel Sheremet, had begun his own commute. He sat in the drivers seat of the red Subaru he shared with his partner, and began the short journey to Radio Vesti across town in central Kiev. It would be touch and go whether hed get there in time for the 8am start, but his colleagues had become used to his late arrivals. This time, however, he would never make it, thwarted by a remote explosive device detonated from under his seat. He died in an ambulance on the way to hospital.

Five years on Tuesday marks the tragic anniversary Sheremets assassination continues to throw up more questions than answers. A murky Ukrainian investigation has belatedly produced five suspects, but even the president is unsure the evidence proves their guilt. If they are the hitmen, as his government claims, there is no clear answer as to who could have procured them. And there is no consolidated opinion about what the motive might have been.

Liudmila Sheremet says there isnt a minute when she doesnt think about her son. Not about the ongoing court case that isnt in the slightest bit interesting, she claims but what he would have made of it all.

There are many parallels with the murder of Boris Nemtsov near the Kremlin in 2015. Then and now, the hit men have been identified, but key evidence like CCTV footage went missing, and we are no closer to knowing who did it

Ekaterina Sergatskova, journalist and close friend of Sheremet

I think the one thing hed be worried about is innocent people suffering, she says. Hed be concerned that officials arent looking to pin the blame on scapegoats.

Enemies every way you look

Pavel Sheremet grew up in Minsk, Belarus, with an unusual sense of justice. He was afraid of nothing, and told everyone the truth "whether they liked it or not. Even teachers would be at the receiving end of his lectures: especially when one decided to raise the marks of classmates after their parents had helped with school repairs. After school, Pavel studied banking, but money counting was never his thing, and so he became a journalist.

Pavels interest for everything made him a star of Belarusian journalism, latterly as a foreign correspondent for the Russian state broadcaster ORT. It was in this capacity that he made his first international headlines, jailed in 1997 by the fledgling dictator Alexander Lukashenko, after filing a report on smuggling at the Lithuanian-Belarus border. The famous dispatch saw him demonstrate gaps in the border by literally stepping across them. He was convicted for illegal border crossing.

Sheremet would only be freed after an extraordinary intervention by Russian president Boris Yeltsin, who unexpectedly denied his Belarusian counterpart an airspace corridor.

Free Sheremet first, was Yeltsins famous retort. Lukashenko eventually backed down and released Sheremet, setting up a lifetime of enmity and a sense of deja-vu when it came to stories involving airspace and the Belarusian-Lithuanian border.

Sheremet moved to Russia in 2000, where he would make a second home, and front a flagship weekly news programme on state TV. He would later describe this as a shameful period of his career, as, like many others in the system, he struggled between conscience and compromise with increasingly pro-Kremlin managers. In 2011, Sheremet relocated to Kiev, still working for Russian state TV, but increasingly disillusioned with it.

The impossibility of objective coverage on Russian TV following the 2014 revolution saw him switch completely to Ukrainian publications, and publicly denounce the Kremlins undeclared war with its Slavic neighbour. He was later granted Ukrainian citizenship.

His uncompromising reporting earned him the enmity of at least five presidents, and has made the investigation of his death a complicated maze with few easy answers. He was under surveillance by Moscow, Minsk and Kiev, friends and family say. Latterly, he complained he was being followed by what he believed were officers of the Ukrainian security services.

We thought he was safe enough in Kiev, but a friend later told me he seemed worried before his death, that he was carrying serious baggage, she said. She asked him what was up, and he said he was being watched.

The official version

Questions about the thoroughness of the official Ukrainian investigation into Sheremets death persisted from the start. Over a hundred hours of relevant video footage only appeared after journalists launched their own probe. A documentary film released ten months after his death revealed missed leads and unfathomable gaps in the official versions of police and security services.

Ukrainian interior minister Arsen Avakov tendered his resignation last week

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Ukrainian authorities have persisted with a theory that the assassination was carried out in Russian interests, and designed to destabilise Kiev. In December 2019 with newly elected president Volodymyr Zelensky in charge, interior ministry officials identified five suspects. All were nationalistic-leaning veterans of Ukraines undeclared war with Russia.

It remains unclear how veterans of the war with Russia might have been working in Moscows interests, and the evidence against them is not watertight. All insist on their innocence. At his annual press conference this year, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky seemed to suggest he shared the doubts, revealing he had been in correspondence with one of the suspects.

Ukraines interior minister Arsen Avakov would not remain in his job if it was discovered people had been illegally put on trial, Zelensky revealed. Last week, the longtime minister tendered his resignation. It is unclear if the two matters are in any way connected.

A Belarusian footprint

A second, dramatic shift in the investigation came in January 2021, when Igor Makar, a former Belarusian special forces officer, claimed Alexander Lukashenko signed off on an assassination plan in 2012.

To back up his argument, Makar released a contemporaneous recording of Vadim Zaitsev, Belaruss security chief. The man purported to be Zaitsev describes Sheremet as a massive pain in the arse. The recording continues: Well plant a bomb and this f***** rat will be taken down in f****** pieces legs in one direction, arms in the other direction.

Segvil Musayeva, editor in chief of Ukrainian Pravda, the famed investigative newspaper founded by Sheremets partner Olena Prytula, and where he latterly worked, says she has seen enough in the evidence presented by Makar to be persuaded by this explanation of her colleagues assassination.

One theory the investigation explored was that the Belarusian president, Alexander Lukashenko, signed off on Sheremets assassination

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Sheremet was, after all, a thorn in Lukashenkos side throughout his life, supporting dissidents and protests and financing an opposition newspaper, The Belarusian Partisan, via a charity in Lithuania. He was a personal enemy of the erratic leader.

We know Lukashenko has no use-by date when it comes to matters of revenge, Musayeva says. The murder, creepily enough, was carried out on the anniversary of Lukashenkos first inauguration: I cant prove it, and he may well have used Ukrainian killers, but the audio recording and Makars own testimony do fit the other pieces of evidence we have.

Others are more sceptical of this theory.

Irina Khalip, a journalist, friend and colleague of Sheremet from Minsk, says the chronology does not fit the contours of Belarusian politics. Even if Lukashenko had ordered an assassination in 2012, this was a period of protests and extreme tensions: Khalip herself was under house arrest and surveillance. By 2016, however, the Belarusian leader had moved on, and was enjoying a renaissance in relations with Europe. He had little to gain from the murder of a historical enemy.

Lukashenko was swimming in chocolate by then, freeing political prisoners, and even positioning himself as a great peacemaker in Ukraine, she says. Yes, his death squads had been implicated in multiple murders and disappearances, including Sheremets own cameraman Dmitry Zavadsky, but did not need four years to prepare a hit: If they get the order, they do it quickly, so for me the logic doesnt work.

Ekaterina Sergatskova, an editor and close friend of Sheremet since she moved to Kiev from Crimea in 2014, concurs: We cant rule anything out, but Pavel had become a marginal figure in Belarus by 2016, and at the same time Lukashenko was not quite the crazy dictator he is now.

Closer to home

Sergatskova, whose Zaborona website has probed a number of dropped investigation leads, says the most likely explanation remains the most troubling one: that Pavel was targeted by shadowy forces in the Ukrainian state as part of an attack on free media. That arguably provides the most logical answer for the sluggishness of the official investigation, the suggestions he had been followed, and the disappearance of key evidence.

There are many parallels with the murder of Boris Nemtsov near the Kremlin in 2015, she says. Then and now, the hit men have been identified, but key evidence like CCTV footage went missing, and we are no closer to knowing who did it.

Leaked correspondence purporting to involve Artyom Shevchenko, press officer to the interior ministry, later suggested counter-intelligence had screwed up and dragged others into their mess

Certainly, Sheremet was a larger-than-life character, whose fearlessness represented the sharpest of Ukrainian journalism. Just two weeks before his murder, he was harangued by a press officer for not being more polite in his questioning of then president Poroshenko. During his time working for Ukrainian Pravda, the countrys most aggressive and professional investigative newspaper, he was a constant irritation to authorities. He was also the partner of Olena Prytula, the papers co-founder. Some have suggested she may have been the real target.

For all its post-Maidan political advances, Ukraine remains a dangerous place for journalism. Those asking the wrong questions at the wrong time risk physical assault and worse, and a culture of contract killings is undeniable.

President Zelensky, who has not always appeared well-briefed on the investigation, has refused to rule out the involvement of elements within Ukraines security services. At a press conference earlier this year, he said there was a possibility that figures connected to counter-intelligence in the former administration were involved.

Leaked correspondence purporting to involve Artyom Shevchenko, press officer to the interior ministry, later suggested counter-intelligence had screwed up and dragged others into their mess. Mr Shevchenko declined the opportunity to respond to the leak, or explain why the course of the official interior ministry investigation had proved so disappointing.

The fallout

The grisly act of 20 July 2016 was a political assassination, and it was investigated appallingly. This much is undeniable. But the challenge of identifying who was behind it is at least in part a consequence of there being no indisputable benefit for any of the obvious suspects.

Five years on, I cant understand who needed this murder, says Khalip. It has done nothing for no one, provided no political dividends, delivered nothing but grief to colleagues, relatives and friends.

But the fact that no one has been held responsible has had obvious effects for those working in his place. It has resulted in at least two waves of self-censorship, says Sergatskova.

In the murders immediate aftermath, many journalists held back from broaching the most sensitive of topics. Later, the announcement that war veterans may have been involved meant reporters became subjected to harassment from nationalistic forces. Some cut off reporting from the trial altogether.

Liudmila Sheremet, who says she now believes the answer to her sons death likely lies in Kiev, insists the search for truth has only one beneficiary: Ukraine.

Pavel is no more, thats all I care about, she says. Ukraine will decide in its own way how it wants to investigate, and if indeed it wants to give its people and its journalists the security of tomorrow.

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Glasgow plays host to the final tie of Euro 2020's round of 16 on Tuesday as Sweden and Ukraine face off in what may be one of the most closely fought knockout ties yet. Janne Anderson's Swedish side topped Group D off the back of a thrilling late win over Poland but have not necessarily blown away any of their opponents so far in this tournament.

Meanwhile Ukraine made it through to the last 16 as one of the three best-performing sides who finished third in their group and have one win to their name from games against the Netherlands, North Macedonia and Austria. Here is how you can watch the match and what you need to know:

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Sweden: Andriy Shevhcenko certainly seems to believe that Sweden's greatest success may come from the dead balls with Anderson's side blessed with strength and size across the XI but perhaps lacking the open play guile that will be needed in the deepest stages of the competition.

"We have to be very cautious at set pieces because Sweden make great use of them," the Ukraine manager said in his pre-match press conference. "It will also be very important to win second balls. There will be a lot of battling on the pitch, and of course, we need to be effective up front."

Ukraine: Though they started the tournament impressively in defeat to the Dutch there will be cause for concern from Shevchenko at how his side performed in the defeat to Austria, a match where Ukraine created shooting chances worth just 0.3 expected goals. Aside from Atalanta's Ruslan Malinovskyi this team seems to lack the creativity required to carve open teams, indeed the No.8 completed half of the mere four passes that were made into the Austrian half.

They could find similar problems grinding down the Swedish defense, which for much of their 3-2 win over Poland did rather well at limiting service to Robert Lewandowski. It should be even easier for Victor Lindelof and Marcus Danielson against Roman Yaremchuk.

This is unlikely to be a game of high quality attacking moments but Alexander Isak, Emil Forsberg and Dejan Kulusevski might just provide the necessary cutting edge for the Swedes. Pick: Sweden 1 Ukraine 0

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There are few big games in the life of any manager when he can stand on the touchline, take a deep draught of the night air, reflect on his fine work, and quite frankly - enjoy the occasion, but for a solid 30 minutes in Rome that was the privilege of Gareth Southgate.

He now stands clear as the second-greatest England manager of all-time, behind only Sir Alf Ramsey, who is the other to have taken the national team to two consecutive semi-finals at major international tournaments. No-one will forget this July evening in Rome when Ukraine were flattened by three second half goals in the space of 19 minutes and the great tournament anxiety of England was replaced by something unexpected a second half that was la dolce vita. A cruise into the semi-finals where Denmark await on Wednesday at Wembley.

This was, once again, something beautiful for England. They have tamed Euro 2020 thus far to the extent that they arrive back in London in the early hours of Sunday morning having not yet conceded a goal in five tournament games. What strange sorcery is this? Nothing more complicated than another masterclass from Harry Maguire and John Stones, two assists for their left-back accomplice Luke Shaw, and this despite a second half change of four players including two to protect those for whom a suspension threatened.

At the other end, two more goals for Harry Kane, the old marksman once again picking off his targets. There was a goal from the unstoppable Maguire. Then, in the 63rd minute, a collectors item for all those England fans who had embarked to Rome from their Covid-safe destinations across Europe: Jordan Henderson scored. It had only taken him 62 caps, 3,997 international minutes, and at least one that was disallowed, for his first England goal. The thought occurred: are England starting to showboat?

For Southgate the challenges of this game dissolved, and he could enjoy how far his team has come. Declan Rice and Kalvin Phillips, both superb in their control, despite the yellow cards hanging over them, were summoned for a breather. So too Sterling and Kane, and through four substitutions, Southgate still had Phil Foden and Jack Grealish on the bench. There was a time when Southgate was being told he could not win without the pair. And that time was about two weeks ago.

They took the lead within three minutes and 34 seconds of the game, although the first half was close that goal from Kane forcing Ukraine to abandon the dense yellow wheatfield of five defenders and three screening midfielders. Their new impetus challenged England in the first half, when Roman Yaremchuk was a threat and Kyle Walker seemed to have lost his bearings again. Ukraine were in the match and then very quickly they were out the tournament as their second half collapsed.

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The former striker has taken his country further than they've ever been in a major competition, and is eager for the journey to continue

Andriy Shevchenko has told his Ukraine players that they shouldn't be scared of England, while insisting that "anything is possible" in the Euro 2020 quarter-final clash.

Ukraine booked their place in the last eight of the European Championships for the first time in their history by beating Sweden 2-1 after extra time in the Round of 16.

Shevchenko's side will now start preparing for a meeting with England, who recorded a 2-0 victory over Germany in the first knockout stage, with the 44-year-old well aware of the threat the Three Lions will pose in Rome on Saturday night.

England are a great team, they have a deep bench, an outstanding coaching staff and we are fully aware how tough this game is going to be," the Ukraine boss told reporters after the Sweden win.

"I saw all their three group matches, not today's win over Germany because we had to prepare for our own game with Sweden.

"They are incredibly difficult to score against but their strength shouldn't scare us.

"It should motivate us because everything is possible in football as in life and we will play our hearts out to give our fans even more to cheer about."

Ukraine opened their Euros campaign with a 3-2 defeat to the Netherlands, but impressed after initially battling back from two goals down before conceding a late winner.

They followed up that encouraging display with a 2-1 victory over North Macedonia, and despite losing their final Pool C fixture 1-0 against Austria, advanced to the last 16 as one of the four best third-placed nations.

Ukraine then produced their best performance yet against Sweden, with Manchester City star Zinchenko opening the scoring with a powerful strike just before the hour mark.

Emil Forsberg scored an equaliserto force extra time, but the Swedes were left with a mountain to climb after seeing Marcus Danielson sent off in the 99th minute, with Dovbyk eventually heading home the winner to send Shevchenko and his staff into raptures on the touchline.

The latest European Championships have thrown up more than a few surprises withFrance, Portugal, Germany and the Netherlands already out, and Ukraine will fancy their chances of claiming another major scalp at the weekend.

However, England will be heavy favourites to reach the quarter-finals after recording four consecutive clean sheets, with the winner set to be rewarded with a last-four tie against either Czech Republic or Denmark.

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