Kharkiv resident campaigned for the “Russian world”/Channel 24 collage
In Kropyvnytskyi, a judge appointed a suspended sentence to a 19-year-old Kharkiv resident who campaigned for the “Russian world.” The young man is obliged to learn by heart the anthem of Ukraine, the song “Our Father – Bandera” and get acquainted with other Ukrainian works.
The head of the Kirovograd Regional Council Sergey Shulga announced the relevant court decision.
Kharkov citizen campaigned for the “Russian world”
A 19-year-old boy from Kharkov moved to the Kirovograd region at the beginning of the Russian invasion. It was here that his anti-state activities began. The guy actively campaigned for the “Russian world” and the overthrow of the Ukrainian government.
The court in Kropyvnytskyi found him guilty of a criminal offense regarding the violent change or overthrow of the constitutional order and appointed two years of probation.
During this time, the guy must learn by heart:
- the anthem of Ukraine,
- the song “Our Father – Bandera”,
- Sosyura's poem “Love Ukraine”.
How According to Sergei Shulga, to consolidate the material, the young saboteur must read Gogol's story “Taras Bulba” and Dimarov's novel “And there will be people.”
Collaborators on the territory of Ukraine: latest news
- According to the information of the operational command “South”. Recently, four people were detained in Nikolaev, who worked for the enemy. A resident of Kherson became the initiator of the creation of a collaborative group. Colonel Vladislav Nazarov, spokesman for the “South” operational command, reported this information in his telegram channel.
- The SBU detained Oleg Tsarev's brother in an attempt to organize sabotage in the East. He expected a quick victory for Russia and was preparing to take the chair of the head of the regional state administration of the Dnieper. During searches, law enforcement officers found a specially equipped cache with weapons and ammunition, TNT checkers, bank cards and passports of a Russian citizen. In addition, he had cartographic materials and drawings of a number of transport and critical infrastructure facilities.
- On May 18, the Security Service of Ukraine said that they had identified two high-ranking officials of the Russian occupation forces involved in the destruction of hydraulic structures on the North Crimean Canal . In addition, in Kyiv, counterintelligence of the SBU found two founders of an IT company who provided software and office equipment to the Russians.
- In the temporarily occupied Melitopol in Zaporozhye, the Russians assembled a unit of the so-called “pseudo-Cossacks”. They seem to play the role of the people's militia. Kafirs promised collaborators a salary of $20 a day. As it turned out later, the Russians simply distributed dry rations stolen from Ukraine instead of money.
