The police found a fellow soldier who had given the fatal gift to Zaluzhny’s assistant.
The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Igor Klimenko reported the official version about the death of Gennady Chastyakov, who was an assistant to the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny.
“The tragedy in Chaika is starting to get various information from “sources.” Therefore, I officially announce: as a result of the first priority investigative actions, we learned the first events of the tragedy. Today is the birthday of Major Chastyakov died. He came home from work with gifts from his colleagues, which he began to show to relatives. He took out a gift box with grenades inside and began to show one of bullets to his son. These are new Western-style grenades,” the message said.
It is reported that Chastyakov’s son first took the bullets and began to twist the ring, and the serviceman took the grenade from the boy and pulled the ring, causing a tragic explosion.
“The police found five grenades of this type in the apartment. They will be sent for analysis. The police found a fellow soldier who gave the deadly gift. A search was made in his office and two more similar grenades were seized. . The main investigative actions are ongoing. I urge you not to spread unofficial information. The pre-trial investigation is ongoing, wait for the official conclusion of the investigation,” Klimenko wrote on the official TG channel.
We remind you that today, November 6, in the village of Chaiki near Kiev, a military man, who was an assistant to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny, was killed by the explosion of pomegranate An unidentified device in a birthday present reportedly exploded.
Source: korrespondent
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