Demonstration in Kiev against the massacre of the Azovshtar garrison in the Olenivka camp
Serhiy Yevsikov, a Ukrainian collaborator and former director of the Olenivka filtration camp, has died. Explosives were detonated in his car. The attack occurred in Russian-occupied Donetsk. This man was accused by the SBU of participating in a massacre in which more than 50 defenders of Azovstal were burned alive.
Russian media reported on Monday that a Toyota Land Cruiser had been blown up in occupied Donetsk. Serhiy Yevsikov and his wife were in the car. The man died and the woman is in critical condition.
According to the Mash Telegram channel, the cause of the explosion was an explosive placed under the chassis.
Massacre at Oshenivka. The SBU indicted the camp commander.
Ukraineska Pravda newspaper reported that in July, Ukraine's security services revealed that Yevshkov and his deputy Dmitry Neyorov were suspected of killing dozens of Ukrainian prisoners at the Oleniivka penal colony. Remind me of what I did.
Two years ago, on the night of July 28-29, 2022, 53 Azovstal defenders of Mariupol captured by Russian troops were burned at the stake in the Oleniv colony.
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Both collaborators were supposed to have been in the camp that night, where, according to the Ukrainian version, the Russians set off the explosion. “Although both defendants were aware of the impact of the explosion and the number of victims, they deliberately delayed transporting the injured to medical facilities,” we read.
The collaborators were hiding in occupied territory.
After collecting evidence, the SBU notified Mr. Evsikov and Mr. Neyrov of the alleged crime. The allegations included, among other things: “Cruel treatment of prisoners of war combined with premeditated murder, committed by a premeditated conspiracy by a group of people.”
In November 2022, both suspects stopped working at the Oshenivka camp. So far, they are hiding from Ukrainian judicial authorities in the occupied territory of Donetsk Oblast.
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