SBU in Abtentia informs Lieutenant General Nikolai Gostev about suspicion of war crimes related to accidental murder.
Ukraine’s security service has gathered a new base of evidence and in absentia reported the suspicion of the 4 -4th Air Force army of the Southern Military District of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General Nikolai Gostev. He was the one who ordered the theater cabbage and the maternity ward to Mariupol in March 2022. SBU reported it on his Facebook page.
“As an established investigation, rashists aimed at building the Maternity Hospital of City Hospital No. 3, residential buildings and the regional drama. For the implementation of strikes, the conquerors were involved in 10 battle aircraft: SU-30s Fighters (M2) and SU-24M Front-Line Bombers,” said SU-24M in SU-24M.
During an air attack, the aircraft of the Russian Federation aircraft aimed at the maternity ward and the drama theater with a high-explosive FAB-500 bomb.
“By following the Russian general, his subordinates bombed the development of the residence in the central part of Mariupol.
SBU in Abtentia informs Gostev about the suspicion of War crimes combined with deliberate murder committed by the preliminary conspiracy of a group of people (Part 2 of Article 28, Part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
The investigation is currently ongoing to find and punish all criminal wars.
Keep in mind that the security service back in 2023 in Abtentia announced Gostev’s first suspicion, which ordered the seizure of the civilian infrastructure of the Mariupol.
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