Kyiv has its own version of the death of a military man in Crimea - Ukrainian troops were allowed to open fire
Kyiv - Simferopol, March 18 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine published its version of the incident in Simferopol, where today a warrant officer died as a result of a gunshot wound and another officer was injured.
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The Ukrainian military department claims that this happened as a result of an assault on a military unit by unknown persons who were dressed in the uniform of Russian military personnel without insignia.
The Ministry of Defense states that the deceased warrant officer Kakurin received a direct hit to the heart while on an observation tower in the unit's vehicle park.
In addition, Captain Fedun was shot in the neck and arm. “Another Ukrainian serviceman received severe injuries to his legs and head from being hit with batons and rebar,” the Ministry of Defense claims.
Commander Andrei Andryushin, according to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, is now captured and is being forced to go over to the side of Crimea.
Kyiv sent a directive to Crimea for the military to open fire in case of attempts to storm other units.
Earlier, Navigator sources in the Crimean Ministry of Internal Affairs reported a different version - according to Crimean law enforcement officers, a sniper opened fire, killing a Ukrainian serviceman, and then a representative of the Crimean self-defense, who was standing in the cordon of a military unit.