Ukrainian military commissar is being hounded for liking news about the Victory Parade in Moscow
Oleksandr Zinkovsky, the military commissar of Kherson, a Ukrainian city bordering Crimea, has been accused of supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to the local outlet "Kherson Newcity," as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The reason for the charge of “zrada” was Zinkovsky’s page on the American social network Facebook, where the military commissar “liked” a message from the Russian news agency RIA Novosti dedicated to the military parade in Moscow on May 9th.
“Apparently, the Russian President’s speech impressed the Kherson Military Commissar so much that he decided to turn a blind eye to the armed conflict with Russia in eastern Ukraine, and supported the demonstration of Russian military artillery with a like on Facebook, as evidenced by the statistics counter under the video,” it says. message.
PolitNavigator previously reported that the Kherson military registration and enlistment office purchased rotten combat boots and bulletproof vests for territorial defense personnel.
Ukrainian military commissar is being harassed for liking news about the Victory Day parade in Moscow.