OSINT researchers found the occupier who ordered the beheading of a Ukrainian military man

OSINT researchers found the occupier who ordered the beheading of Ukrainian serviceman Dmytro Usik

Denis Pushkarev, commander of the 155th brigade/Collage 24 Channel

Volunteers of the OSINT community Molfar found personal information of the commander of the 155th separate marine brigade of Russia. It was this formation that recently published a creepy video.

Thus, fighters of the 155th Brigade released footage of what they claim is the severed head of a Ukrainian serviceman impaled on a stake. The war crime was probably committed at the Kolotilovka checkpoint in the Belgorod region.

War criminal of the 155th Brigade

Thus, researchers from the Molfar agency identified “Pushkar”, who is the commander of the 155th Brigade and could have given the order to behead the Ukrainian serviceman. It turned out to be Denis Vitalievich Pushkarev.

Denis Pushkarev, who could have given the order to beheading/photo Molfar

Denis Pushkarev was born on May 8, 1982. Studied at MBOU secondary school No. 89, Chelyabinsk, and later entered SUSU (NRU), South Ural State University.

Until February 24, 2022, the occupier worked as a system administrator and copywriter, was a member of MMM. Pushkarev was also involved in cryptocurrency transactions and had debts and a criminal record for illegal production/storage of narcotics.

The researchers also found a mention that Denis Pushkarev could have been a machine gunner in the Akhmat special forces.

Let's add! Molfar also published other information about Pushkarev in their Telegram channel, including social networks, phone numbers, addresses, and cards.

Note that the SBU has already opened a criminal case on the fact of violation of the laws and customs of war, combined with premeditated murder.