A Ukrainian paratrooper who fled to Crimea was found to have drugs
Ukrainian paratrooper Yevhen Dobrinsky, whose abduction from a post in the Kherson region on the border with Crimea was previously reported in Kyiv , illegally crossed the Russian border while intoxicated.
The FSB press service reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The Border Department of the FSB of Russia for the Republic of Crimea detained a person without identity documents and in a state of alcoholic intoxication for illegally crossing the state border from Ukraine into the Russian Federation.
It has been established that the offender is a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine E.V. Dobrinsky, born in 1992.
During a personal search, a substance of plant origin, presumably a narcotic, was discovered and confiscated from the detainee, which was sent for examination.
In relation to Dobrinsky E.V. a criminal case was initiated under Part 1 of Art. 322 of the Criminal Code of Russia,” the message says.
The theory that Russia abducted a Ukrainian from his post does not stand up to scrutiny, Ivan Stupak, a former employee of the Main Directorate of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) in Kyiv and consultant to the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security and Defense, admitted yesterday.
He drew attention to the military's report of the alleged suicide of Dobrinsky, a fellow soldier . Stupak suggested that, in fact, Dobrinsky may have fled to Crimea without permission after the conflict and the murder of his fellow airborne brigade member.
Ukrainian paratrooper who fled to Crimea found in possession of drugs