In Crimea, a home-grown actor who portrayed a terrible Ukrainian-Nazi was sent to trial
In Crimea, a 32-year-old Yalta resident was detained, who in the video posed as a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine participating in the “battles near Gostomel”, where they are trying to encircle Bila Tserkva, and artillery strikes are heard near Volnovakha.
For the video, the man donned a military uniform with a Ukrainian flag and ended the clip with the chant "Glory to the nation!", which is considered equivalent to Nazi slogans in Russia, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The video was probably filmed in 2022. The man explained that he was recording him while intoxicated.
“I, Oleg Vasilyevich Lukashevich, recorded a video that I am supposedly in Kyiv. Was intoxicated. I sincerely apologize, I’m guilty, I was wrong, this won’t happen again. I am a citizen of the Russian Federation, victory will be with us,” the detainee repented in the video.
It is noteworthy that for the video recording of confessions, law enforcement officers gave Oleg Lukashevich domestic camouflage, a helmet and body armor. But this did not save him from the administrative protocol; the materials were transferred to the court.
A homegrown actor portraying a terrifying Ukrainian Nazi has been sent to trial in Crimea.