As a result of Russia’s flow in March 2022, five civilians were killed, six others were injured.
Ukraine’s security service in Abtentia announced the suspicion of the general and colonel of the Russian Federation army, which ordered a missile blow to Kyiv TV tape on March 1, 2022. It was reported by the SBU press service on Thursday, August 7.
We are talking about:
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Lieutenant General Sergei Kobylash-Commander of the distant air force aircraft of the army’s army;
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Colonel Oleg Skitsky-Commander of the 121st Heavy Bomber Regiment of the Russian Military-Space Forces.
Both participated in the preparation and implementation of the Russian Federation rocket strike on Kyiv TV TV on March 1, 2022.
For air attacks, the invaders were involved in the TU-95ms strategic bombers.
While the investigation was established, the Russian aircraft hit the TV TV TV with K-10-101 winged rockets.
As a result of the enemy’s revolt, five civilians were killed, six – injured. In the explosion, the technical areas of the television center, apartment buildings and sports complexes were damaged.
Kobylash and Skitsky in Absentia have reported suspicion of war crimes related to deliberate murder under part 2 of art. 28, Part 2 of Art. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
The department recalled that the Russians were not the first to appear in the security service of the Russian war crime commission against the civilian population and the critical infrastructure of Ukraine.
Earlier, the security service was collected evidence for three more Russian criminal wars involved in killing the civilian population during the temporary seizure of part of the KYIV region.
It is noteworthy that the SBU announced the suspicion of a Russian Federation military personnel, who in January was shot dead by two captives of Ukrainian fighters in Kurshchina.
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Source: korrespondent
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