Kremlin propaganda tried to accuse the Ukrainian Armed Forces of the murder, but the media reported that the deceased had previously been exchanged and returned to Russia.
Russian social networks published a video of the killing of the former prisoner of Ryazan IK-3 and a member of PMC Wagner Yevgeny Nuzhin, who, after being sent to the war in Ukraine, surrendered to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The footage shows how the sledgehammer smashed the man’s head. This was reported by the Russian Telegram channel Baza.
The video itself is edited in two parts: the first part is a fragment of Nuzhin’s interview with a Ukrainian journalist after he surrendered. In that interview, he said how the recruitment of prisoners took place at the Russian front and that he had specially signed up for PMC Wagner to surrender Ukraine and fight the Russian Federation. The second part is the execution of the person himself. The man’s head is duct taped to a makeshift anvil made of brick and concrete.
“Nuzhin Evgeny, born in 1967, went to the front to go to the side of Ukraine and fight the Russians… On September 4, he implemented his plan to go to the side of Ukraine,” said the man in the shooting. .
He claimed that on November 11 he was allegedly “on the streets of Kyiv, where he received a blow to the head, lost consciousness and ended up in this basement.”
After that, a man in a military uniform hit Nuzhin on the head with a large sledgehammer. The man fell, and the “executioner” struck another blow with a hammer to the face. This video is shaved.
Also, the Russian public published an alleged commentary by the founder of the Wagner CHKV, Yevgeny Prigozhin, in which he admitted that his mercenaries had committed the massacre.
It is worth noting that the statements that Nuzhin was captured in Kyiv can be refuted: prisoners of war cannot freely walk around the city.
The Russian edition of Meduza reported that Nuzhin may have been returned to Russia during the exchange.
The media suggest that Russia, with the help of such a video, is trying to discourage the Russians who were mobilized from the desire to surrender to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
As previously reported, Svetlana Babayeva, director of the regional division of the Russia Today media holding, died in occupied Crimea. It was learned that the 50-year-old propagandist died from a stray bullet in one of the training grounds.
In addition, the invaders announced the death of a Russian manufacturer in Kherson. However, later it became known that it was a propagandist and an employee of the special services of the Russian Federation Oleg Klokov.
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Source: korrespondent
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