The mayor of Svyatogorsk is suspected of treason/Office of the Prosecutor General
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Vladimir Bandura is suspected of collaborating with the occupiers and propagating the ideas of the aggressor country. This was reported in the Office of the Prosecutor General on June 14.
The Mayor of Svyatogorsk is suspected of treason
According to the investigation, the mayor, having gone over to the side of the enemy, spread an appeal through the media in which he propagated the ideas of the “Russian world,” the report says.
In addition, Bandura thanked the Russian invaders who captured the city. He agreed to the proposal of the “DPR chairman” to take the position of the so-called chairman of the temporarily occupied Svyatogorsk. The Office of the Prosecutor General emphasizes that by his actions he “damaged the sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability, state, economic and information security of Ukraine.”
It is known that earlier the chairman of Svyatogorsk recorded a treacherous video message. On it, Bandura accused the military Armed Forces of Ukraine of deliberately setting fire to the skete of the Svyatogorsk Lavra.
What threatens Bandura
The head of the Donetsk Regional Prosecutor's Office informed the traitor in absentia about the suspicion of high treason, which was committed under martial law. The article provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for 15 years or life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
The pre-trial investigation is carried out by the main department of the SBU in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
Suspicion of collaborationism in Zaporozhye
Suspicion of collaborationism in Zaporozhye
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A similar case of betrayal occurred in Zaporozhye. One of the deputies of the Veliko Belozersky village council. According to investigators, he voluntarily agreed to cooperate with the Russian invaders when they temporarily occupied his village in March.
The traitor began to provide the Russian military with food, fuel and lubricants. The deputy also supplied enemy units with building materials, with which they strengthened their military posts in order to fight against the Ukrainians. The collaborator even gave the Russians his car.
The SBU detained the deputy when he was heading to Zaporozhye. He has already chosen a measure of restraint – detention. The collaborator faces up to 15 years in prison and confiscation of property.
