One of the Ukrainian soldiers killed by a Russian in Germany is a fighter from the 81st separate airmobile brigade of the Ukrainian airborne artillery unit. The brigade’s press service reported this on April 29.
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In 2023, a serviceman of the 122nd airmobile battalion was wounded in the battles for Belogorovka, after which he underwent treatment and rehabilitation in Germany.
On April 27, the paratrooper died from stab wounds.
For ethical reasons, we are not sharing his name. The command offers sincere condolences to the relatives and friends of the deceased serviceman, the brigade said.
It turned out that those killed were Ukrainian servicemen undergoing rehabilitation at a local clinic. The boys received serious injuries to their limbs and could not fully defend themselves.
Let us remind you that a murder occurred in the federal state of Bavaria on April 27. Two Ukrainians were killed; a Russian is suspected of committing the crime. The incident occurred in a shopping center in Murnau. There, police found two men with stab wounds. According to police, a 36-year-old man died on the spot from his severe injuries, while a second man, 23, died in hospital.
The murder suspect was detained the same evening at his place of residence near the shopping center. He turned out to be a 57-year-old Russian citizen.
“He is a supporter of Putin and an active disseminator of Russian propaganda,” Sergei Chestny, director of the Center for European Sustainability Initiative in Berlin, told Channel 24.
According to Dobrosovestny, the Bavaria County police are not very active in sharing details of the incident and information about the suspect. However, activists managed to find out that the detained Russian openly supports the Russian war against Ukraine and participates in the actions of pro-Kremlin provocateurs in Germany.
Source: Racurs
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