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“DPR” terrorists sentenced three Ukrainian marines to almost 30 years in prison

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Bogdan Potapov, Dmitry Braiko and Eskender Kudusov are accused of allegedly killing civilians.

DPR terrorists sentence three Ukrainian marines to nearly 30 years ></img>The so-called “court” of the terrorist group in the occupied territory of Donetsk region sentenced three Ukrainian marines to nearly 30 years for “killing civilians during military operations.”</p> <p>This was reported by the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, Petro Andryushchenko.</br> “Another trial. Now the Marines. The pseudo-court of the “DPR” sentenced three servicemen of the Marine Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to 28 and 29.5 years of imprisonment on falsified charges: Bogdan Potapov, Dmitry Braiko and Eskender Kudusov.” </p> <p>According to Andryushchenko, the Ukrainian prisoners are charged with “killing civilians during military operations.” At the same time, the mayor's adviser recalls that “it was the Russians who forced the civilian population to wear white armbands, similar to the tactical markings of the Russians.” </p> <p>“Back then, in the spring of 2022, I wrote that they would use it later – the time has come,” noted Petro Andryushchenko.</p> </p> <ul> <li>On September 14, the pseudo-court of the terrorist group “DPR” convicted a captured Ukrainian, 31-year-old marine Alexander Malovichok. He was accused of allegedly murdering a resident of Mariupol. </li> <li>On August 21, Russia held a trial of 23 captured defenders of “Azovstal”. The Russian prosecutor's office sentenced them to 16 to 24 years in prison.</li> <li>In November of last year, the so-called “court” of the terrorist group “DPR” convicted three Ukrainian soldiers on trumped-up charges. The head of the radiation, chemical and biological protection service, Oleg Kolmychevsky, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Two soldiers of the 56th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, grenade launcher Dmitry Dobrovolsky and gunner Alexander Romashin, were sentenced to 30 years behind bars.</li> <li>In June of last year, a trial of 22 captured “Azov” soldiers began in Russia. They defended Mariupol and were captured in May last year.</li> <li>In November last year, the Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Ukrainian prisoner of war Anton Cherednik to 19 years in a maximum security penal colony with the first three years to be served in prison.</li> </ul> <p><!--noindex--></p> <p><a rel=lb.ua

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