Russian military liquidated their commander, who had previously fought against Ukraine, and wanted to kill another one.
In Russia, cadets from the Ryazan Airborne School killed their occupier commander by tying together his parachute straps. As a result, he crashed to his death.
The Russian Telegram channel “VChK-OGPU” writes about this.
The incident occurred on June 3 during training parachute jumps. Deputy platoon commander Sergeant Selin died.
It was found that the bundles of lines of the main and reserve parachutes were somehow tied together with pieces of rope from the cargo parachute in such a way as to prevent the parachute canopies from opening.
Two days later, one of the cadets unexpectedly confessed to the crime and took the blame. However, it seems that he was the only one who carried out the crime. After all, traces and other DNA were found on the parachute, but they could not be identified. It is assumed that his fellow servicemen could have helped him organize the murder.
In a similar manner, several parachutes of the company commander of these cadets were put out of action, but, unfortunately, he did not jump with his personnel.
A “major” – the son of an influential Russian general, who also studies at this school – may have been involved in the murder of the commander of the future occupiers. He was removed from his post as platoon commander shortly before the incident and Selin was appointed.
In the end, the cadet, who was blamed for everything, assured that he made the decision to kill the commander “due to personal hostility.”
It is also reported that the deceased Selin fought against Ukraine.
Earlier it was reported that a Russian blew up the headquarters of the occupiers and went over to the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
