Court declares dead 17 sailors of cruiser Moscow – media

The cases where the decisions were published were about identifying citizens who “disappeared without a trace or declaring them dead.”

The court in the annexed Sevastopol recognized as dead 17 people from the military unit, where sailors from the sunken cruiser “Moskva” served. This was reported by “Agency. News” in connection with court data.

“The cases where decisions have been published are in recognizing citizens as” missing without a trace or in declaring them dead. the parents of the deceased military. 16 cases were considered in June-August, another – in September. In 12 cases, the decision has entered into force,” the report said.

It is reported that among the plaintiffs there are names (obviously relatives) of dead sailors, reported by the media, including Yegor Shkrebets, Vitaly Begersky, Danil Gerk, Ivan Frantin and Leonid Savin. Dmitry Shkrebets, father of Yegor Shkrebets, confirmed to the Agency that his son was declared dead.

“Closed tests were held on the statements of parents regarding the recognition of missing children as dead. All other missing sailors whose parents did not write such statements were automatically recognized as dead after 6 that month,” Shkrebets told the Agency.

According to the father of the deceased sailor, the interests of the families are represented by the military prosecutor’s office and the command of the unit.

It will be remembered that on April 13, the cruiser Moskva was hit by Ukrainian missiles Neptune and the shells exploded on it. The ship sank the next day.

In Russia, officials and intelligence agencies forced families to withhold information about their relatives who died on the cruiser Moscow.

In the Russian Federation, the Moscow sailors were recognized as participants in the war, but the cruiser itself was not

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