“Military correspondents” said that the police, without much enthusiasm, began to investigate the facts they reported.
In St. Petersburg, the doors of the apartments of “military officers” Roman Saponkov and Dmitry Steshin were filled with polyurethane foam. This was reported by the independent Russian-language publication Meduza, citing a message from “military correspondents” on social networks.
“So they reached me. Now they came to the registration address, the door was broken. Then they called on the phone. They were caught on all the cameras,” Saponkov wrote on his telegram channel, recalling that in September his colleagues have pigs. heads thrown under their doors.
“Voenkor” also said that at first the police refused to come, because there was no threat to his life, and the door to the inter-apartment “vestibule” was illegally installed, but then they came.
Dmitry Steshin also reported doors filled with polyurethane foam.
“I don’t see the point in hiding: they also locked my doors last night. According to my previous place of registration in St. Petersburg, according to my old passport,” Steshin wrote, adding that information about place of registration was “leaked” by the Ukrainian side.
Steshin also said that the police received his statement with some indifference.
The police reported that they are taking the necessary steps to identify and detain the suspects.
We remind you that in November, the so-called military correspondent of the “propaganda channel” died at the front in Ukraine Russia 24 Boris Maksudov. He did not escape serious injury after the alleged attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The other day, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Ukrainian Armed Forces allegedly launched a drone strike on a group of Russian journalists.” The “Military correspondent” is preparing material “about the shelling of the Ukrainian Armed Forces” in populated areas” in the Russian-occupied territory of the Zaporozhye region.
It was previously reported that in July, in the direction of Zaporozhye, the Ukrainian Armed Forces “captured” a delegation of Russian propagandists. As a result, the agency’s military correspondent died RIA news Rostislav Zhuravlev.
Source: korrespondent
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