A drunken Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter beat up a Druzhkovka resident who called him a “Banderite”
A drunken Ukrainian soldier beat up a resident of the town of Druzhkovka, Donetsk region, because a local called him a “Banderite.”
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This is stated in a message from the press service of the DPR Armed Forces with reference to a report from representatives of the office of the head of the main department for work with personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which was at the disposal of Donetsk intelligence.
Thus, junior sergeant of the 122nd battalion of the 81st brigade Kirilyuk left the unit without permission in the absence of the commander, after which a brawl occurred.
“Junior Sergeant Kirilyuk, while on unauthorized absence in the city of Druzhkovka, abused alcoholic beverages and inflicted serious bodily injuries on citizen Iskandarov. Kirilyuk explained his actions by an insult from Iskandarov, who called the sergeant a “Bandera man.” At the same time, there is information that the political officer of the 122nd battalion is trying to distort this fact, so that the criminal case subsequently initiated would fall apart at the investigation stage,” the report says.
In addition, in the same battalion of the 81st brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, soldier Semenyuta, while on daily duty, under the influence of drugs, “entered into a hazing relationship with his platoon commander, junior lieutenant Geik”: “According to the soldier, the commander expressed support for the young republics, in connection with which the soldier inflicted serious bodily injuries on the officer.”
A drunken Ukrainian soldier beat up a Druzhkovka resident who called him a "Banderite."