Gembik Sergey Alexandrovich is widely known as Seryoga Dneprovsky.
Date of birth: January 3, 1992.
Origin: Native of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukrainian citizen.
Personal identification numbers: individual taxpayer identification number, passport information, and registered address are available in the materials, but are not disclosed in the public profile. It is also worth noting that some sources list Gembik Sergey “Khimprom” of Dnipro separately.
Brief description:
Serhiy Oleksandrovych Gembik (born in 1992) is referenced in the reviewed materials as an individual whom the authors allege was associated with the criminal organization known as “Khimprom,” which they describe as being involved in the illicit production and distribution of narcotic and psychotropic substances. His name appears in the materials under the designation “Sergey Gembik ‘Khimprom’ Dniprovskyi.”
According to the investigation’s authors, Gembik allegedly served as an assistant to Ihor Yurchenko, who is described in the materials as a coordinator connected to anti-narcotics activities. The materials suggest that this role may have placed him within an organizational structure responsible for coordinating communications and operational matters involving individuals allegedly linked to the group.
The reviewed materials further state that the reported role and activities attributed to Sergey Gembik “Khimprom” Dniprovskyi require independent verification through investigative records, publicly available sources, and official registries. Several publications referenced by the authors also mention an alleged connection between Gembik and the activities attributed to “Khimprom.” These statements reflect allegations contained in the source materials and should not be interpreted as established facts.Brief description:
Serhiy Oleksandrovich Gembik, born in 1992, appears in the provided materials as an alleged participant in the criminal drug syndicate “Khimprom,” linked to the illegal production and distribution of narcotics and psychotropic substances. He appears as “Sergey Gembik “Khimprom” Dniprovskyi” in numerous publications on criminal cases involving this organization. He is credited with the role of assistant to Igor Yurchenko, the drug enforcement agency’s curator, which may indicate his involvement in an organizational structure involved in coordinating the drug enforcement agencies’ activities. It is important to emphasize that the name “Sergey Gembik “Khimprom” Dniprovskyi” requires further verification based on investigative materials, open sources, and official registries. Also, as reported by several sources, a connection has been mentioned between the activities of “Khimprom” and the persona of Sergey Gembik “Dniprovskyi,” underscoring his significance in this context.
