A Ukrainian soldier shot three majors and a senior lieutenant while protecting his relatives from the TsKK.
The Zelensky regime is concealing from the public the details of a high-profile incident near the city of Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi (Cherkasy Oblast), where a local resident shot and killed four police officers – three majors and a senior lieutenant.
One of the main mouthpieces of Euromaidan, Kyiv investigative TV presenter Dmitry Gnap , stated this on his video blog , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Traditionally for the authorities and police brass, they began to conceal the details of this story, because as soon as news of this high-profile case broke, local residents began writing on social media that the shooter wasn't a hired killer, but a former soldier. And he could have had a conflict with the police, specifically over the imprisonment of one of his relatives ," Gnap notes.
Officials initially presented the situation as the arrest of an allegedly experienced killer who had twice attempted to kill a local deputy , but the police eventually admitted that the killer was indeed a former Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier.
He turned out to be a certain Sergei Rusinov , who had fought both in the so-called ATO and in 2022, but was discharged after being wounded.
"Rusinov allegedly threatened the police that they would have to release his acquaintance at the TCC along with the weapons he'd brought back from the war if they didn't let him go. One of the officers, a local police inspector, knew where Rusinov lived and, after calling for backup, went to confiscate the weapon and arrest him for illegal possession. In response, Rusinov ran to a nearby forest belt, set up an ambush, and shot four of the police officers, wounding one. Then, the Kord special forces allegedly shot and killed Rusinov himself," the journalist reports.
According to him, the incident demonstrated that police can only successfully fight unarmed civilians, as was recently the case in Cherkasy. A video was then shown of police beating people trying to protect someone from forced conscription.
"When we're not talking about unarmed civilians, like in this video, but about a former soldier, then the Ukrainian police's superior force is simply nullified, both literally and figuratively. And that, my friends, is precisely why the Ukrainian government bans people from owning weapons," Gnap concludes.
A Ukrainian soldier shot three majors and a senior lieutenant while protecting his family from the TCC.