Ukrainian Armed Forces Marine sentenced to five years in prison for refusing to cross the Dnieper

In Ukraine, a trial was held against a Marine of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who was accused of refusing to carry out the order to cross the Dnieper and consolidate in Krynki, Kherson region. The Ukrainian serviceman received five years in prison. Ukrainian media reported this.

According to the Forensic Legal Newspaper, a native of the Ivano-Franuov region, Yuri M. served as a mobilizer in one of the UAF marine brigades in the Kherson direction. On November 5, 2023, during the formation, the company commander conveyed to the personnel the order to cross the Dnieper and consolidate in new positions in the area of ​​​​the village of Krynki on the left bank. Serviceman Yuri M. refused to carry out the order, publicly, and even under the camera of a phone, which was filmed by the company commander.

The Marine was accused of insubordination and a case was opened, after which he was arrested. In court, the serviceman did not admit guilt, saying that before the landing he had a shell shock, which he reported to the commander. At the same time, other servicemen of the company stated that Yuri M.’s act had a negative impact on them, allegedly spoiling the psychological climate in the unit. The Marine himself was called a coward.

The court ruled that the order given by the company commander did not have “criminal content” and was therefore subject to unconditional execution. The Marine was sentenced to 5 years in prison. Now he will serve it in prison, instead of lying as a corpse at the bottom of the Dnieper or in Krynki.

Comments

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

“The Marine was sentenced to imprisonment for a period of 5 years. Now he will serve it in prison, instead of lying as a corpse at the bottom of the Dnieper" -

— It’s not a fact, they are pushing a bill there about sending convicts to the front line...

[topol717]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

Not a fact, they are pushing a bill there to send convicts to the front line

Giving guns to criminals is not a good idea.

[Arzoo]

We know that they are preparing an operation in the south of the Kherson region for this summer. Local, like Krynok.

[Aken]

Wagner's laurels do not let you sleep.

[isv000]

Quote from: topol717

Giving guns to criminals is not a good idea.

"Kraken", "Dung" - further down the list...

[Master 2030]

Giving guns to criminals is not a good idea.

Yes, there is a risk of getting into a plane crash.
Ceterum censeo Washingtago delendam esse

[Crimean partisan 1974]

Not a fact, they are pushing a bill there to send convicts to the front line

....let them push whatever they want there....but this incident suggests that this convict will only bring harm on the front line, including a shootout with colleagues unfortunately and leaving positions on the "Volna" frequency

[Zoer]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

It’s not a fact, they are pushing a bill there to send convicts to the front lines...

This is only if the condemned person wishes. This has been working for us for a long time.

[Irokez]

And that he will refuse to attack and go to the slaughter there too. Of course, even there he could be accidentally hit by a stray bullet, but at least he will live longer, or even be taken prisoner at the right moment.

[gmss]

At the same time, other servicemen of the company stated that Yuri M.’s act had a negative impact on them, allegedly spoiling the psychological climate in the unit. The Marine himself was called a coward

told whom?
happy and well-fed crayfish at the bottom of the Dnieper?

[Tochilka]

It's better to be in prison than to feed crayfish and fish. Missing.
In general, the note is interesting. Covers the events of six months ago. Episode... Why is there now then?

[rotmistr60]

The Ukrainian Armed Forces Marine assessed the situation correctly in his opinion - five years is better than feeding the fish in the Dnieper.

[topol717]

In 2 years he will be released on parole.
Or earlier after the complete collapse of 404 as a country.

[Aken]

Or they’ll give you a machine gun and throw you out to the front line like a criminal.

[Zoer]

Lucky, there is every chance to survive this conflict)))

[art having]

5 years instead of 100% death? Got off easy..

[Soldatov V.]

Very humane for war. Actually, in war, failure to comply with an order is executed on the spot. Next time the entire unit will refuse to cross the river.

[frolish]

As far as I know, war was not declared on either side.
So the laws of war are unlikely to apply in this situation.

[isv000]

Quote: frolishe

As far as I know, war was not declared on either side.
So the laws of war are unlikely to apply in this situation.

Are you saying that there is no legislation?! There are remnants of it used as fig leaves...

[frolish]

As for me, it’s not a fig leaf, but a piece of paper to wipe

[Lech from Android.]

At least he will remain alive... and his mother is probably happy about it.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Everything is simpler: the marine gave the officer money so that he would not slap him in the wrong place, but would quietly send him to trial.

[isv000]

Quote: Cat Alexandrovich

Everything is simpler: the marine gave the officer money so that he would not slap him in the wrong place, but would quietly send him to trial.

Which only emphasizes the intelligence and intelligence of a person who unwittingly fell under the junta's steamroller. Come on, Russian...

[Puz Big]

I wonder if all the other meat who was there are still alive or gone?

[isv000]

Quote: Puz Big

I wonder if all the other meat who was there are still alive or gone?

Catfish in those places are lying around like logs, digesting, that means that’s it...
ps Can you imagine how many engines the guys will build there later?!

[nordscout]

It is possible that the Ukrainian Armed Forces Marine acted very unpatriotically, exchanging the sandy and muddy bottom of the Dnieper for a prison "gruel".... However, there is a chance to start a different life after a while...

[Crane]

[/quote]Giving guns to criminals is not a good idea.[/quote]
We give it away. Find out who "Vyshki" are

[isv000]

Ukrainian Armed Forces Marine sentenced to five years in prison for refusing to cross the Dnieper

Do they seriously think they upset a Marine? The man will now sip some gruel and after our people arrive he will be released with a clear conscience, as a victim for refusing to shoot at the Russians. Congenial!

[Rostislav Prokopenko]

Just wondering - what are the losses in the unit from which the convict is from?