Dmitry Kinyaev. (Zone)

Origin Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Status Nationality American Floor Male Age More than 40 years Race/Species Human Occupation Head of the GlobalKintek Corporation Powers/Abilities Forces of the Zone: Telepathy Telekinesis Creating phantoms Personal abilities: High intelligence Extensive financial resources Charisma Goals Serve the Zone (successfully) Gain more power (failed) Recruit Pasha to serve the Zone (failed) Kill Anya, Gosha, Kostenko, and Nastya (failed) Atrocities/Crimes Multiple murders Infanticide (indirectly) Matricide Attempted ecocide Terrorism Type of villain Sociopathic businessman More Dmitry Kinyaev (born Derrick Fletcher) is the main antagonist of Season 2 of the series "Chernobyl: Exclusion Zone." He is the head of the GlobalKintech corporation and, like Pasha, is also part of the Zone.

He was played by Roman Ageyev, who also played Viktor Kamyshov in the series "Chief", Ivan in the series "Leningrad 46", Andrei Goyda in the series "Secrets of the Investigation 3" and Labaz in the series "Bandit Petersburg: Baron".

Biography Childhood As a child, Derrick (as he was previously known) showed signs of the Zone, which he inherited from his mother (in 1956, Dinah Fletcher received a blood transfusion from Pasha). In 1986, Derrick's mother believed he was possessed by a demon and called in exorcist pastor Michael Ogden to save him. After several attempts, Michael fails, and Derrick mutilates his own mother. Derrick was then rescued by Gosha and Anya from a burning house he had set on fire, after which he collected the insurance money for his mother's death (Michael Ogden also died in the fire). Derrick then attempted to stop the terrorist Claire Mattison on her way to the nuclear power plant, but was unable to do so due to amnesia. A year after this tragic incident, he was adopted by a family of Soviet diplomats and brought to the USSR. Derrick had the starting capital—his mother's life insurance. He took advantage of this, and when he grew up, he became the head of the corporation.