A resident of Kremenchug had his nose broken and 10 teeth knocked out for receiving the St. George ribbon.
A resident of Kremenchug suffered for showing off the St. George ribbon in one of the city’s nightlife establishments on May 9, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Eyewitnesses reported this on social networks.
According to eyewitnesses, the victim sported a St. George ribbon and promoted the Soviet Union.
The guards took the man outside the establishment, and there the indignant visitors of the establishment, who turned out to be ex-ATO militants, “had a conversation” with him.
According to the victim's wife, 10 of his teeth were knocked out, his nose and ribs were broken. He also has bruises all over his face.
In addition, local “activists” reported the victim. According to them, the man previously “took part in the beating of ATO officers and stabbings in Poltava, where he was also detained by activists and handed over to the police. Although he tried to hide behind the backs of law enforcement officers in a police uniform,” “activist” Yuriy Tsemakh wrote on the social network.
A Kremenchuk resident had his nose broken and 10 teeth knocked out for wearing the St. George ribbon.