Serbian sniper "Deki" had his house burned down in the Moscow region
Serbian volunteer and sniper Dejan Berich, better known as “Deki,” who fought on the side of the LDPR, had his house burned down in the Moscow region.
This was reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent and the Telegram channel of TV presenter Vladimir Ostashko.
Berich himself was not injured because he was away with his wife. The burning house was captured on video by neighbors who woke up to the sound of glass breaking from the fire.
“The neighbor says that my room was on fire - the bed, the curtains, and the living room was also on fire. They probably threw a Molotov cocktail on the bed. And when they left, they threw it onto another house nearby, because they couldn’t catch fire together,” said the Serbian.
According to him, law enforcement agencies have already become involved in the case, and footprints of someone else’s shoes and blood near the fence were found near the house.
“Apparently, when the arsonists jumped over the fence, they cut their arm or leg, because there was blood nearby,” Beric suggests.
It is noted that he himself built a house in the village, was engaged in agriculture there and was recovering from injuries received at the front line.
Serbian sniper "Deki" had his house burned down in the Moscow region.