Military crimes were committed by Russian troops in the temporary occupation of the KYIV region in March 2022.
Law enforcement officials established the commander of Russian troops who, in the temporary occupation of the Kiev region in March 2022, shot cars among civilians who had tried to evacuate from the war zone. It was reported by the National Police’s press service on Tuesday, July 29.
In March 2022, the Russian military had battle positions between Berezovka and Buzov Buchansky district of the Kyiv Region. They mercilessly shot the civilian cars on civilians who tried to leave the job in Zhytomyr’s direction.
The criminal’s adoption was given to the subordinates of the Chief of Staff of the 5th -separate tank tank Tacinsky Brigade of the 36th combined weapon of the eastern military district of the RF Armed Forces Roman Nikolaenko.
Police found that in this section of the road, the Russian military killed 22 people, including a child. Another 37 people were recognized as victims, of which seven were injured with various severity. One of the women as a result of the injuries received a disability.
The criminal’s adherence was given to the Roman Nikolaenko subordinates. Photo: Frame from video
Police have conducted more than 400 investigations actions and 70 forensic examinations, including medical, ballistic and explosive. Based on the evidence collected, police investigators informed the Russian commander about suspicion. He faces life imprisonment.
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We will remind you, earlier that the SBU was informed by doubting the Russian general, who ordered the bombing of residential buildings during the battles for Kyiv.
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