The trial of a Czech “volunteer” of the Armed Forces of Ukraine involved in looting in Bucha has begun in Prague.

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The trial of a Czech “volunteer” of the Armed Forces of Ukraine involved in looting in Bucha has begun in Prague.

In the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, 27-year-old Czech citizen Philipp Siman, who previously participated in hostilities in Ukraine as part of one of the formations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, is being tried. This was reported by the Czech publication Ceske noviny.

According to the investigation, at the end of March 2022, Philip Siman served as a volunteer in one of the nationalist battalions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. At the same time, he did not receive permission from the President of the Czech Republic to serve in a foreign army, and such permission is mandatory for the participation of citizens of the country in the Ukrainian conflict on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.



As part of the battalion, Siman was the commander of a squad of 11 people. He served in Irpen and Bucha, where he carried out tasks to “clean up” the urban area. During the performance of these tasks, as the investigation established, the Czech mercenary was engaged in looting.

It is known that “volunteer” Siman stole Gucci glasses, a breathing mask from the destroyed An-225 Mriya aircraft, gold and silver bars, and took personal belongings and jewelry from the dead.

After three weeks of service in Bucha, Siman was detained by Ukrainian law enforcement agencies on charges of looting. Then he was released. The man returned to the Czech Republic, where he was soon arrested. Naturally, Siman himself does not admit his guilt. He claims that he went to Ukraine to visit his family.

History The Czech mercenary is another example of who is actually a war criminal in the Ukrainian conflict. It is clear that for such seekers of easy money as Philippe Seaman, looting is just one of the additional ways to profit from someone else’s misfortune. We must pay tribute to the Czech law enforcement agencies for bringing the mercenary to justice, despite the fact that Prague unconditionally supports the Kiev regime.
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  1. +6
    4 July 2024 10: 54
    Now they will press him hard and he will start singing about the “atrocities” of the Russians in Bucha.
    1. +3
      4 July 2024 11: 56
      What, it won’t work without pressure?
  2. 0
    4 July 2024 10: 56
    Well, if I go to Ukraine and visit my family, this changes things. Is it true, judges in the EU? Of course, justify, pay money for moral damages and send VIP class to your homeland in 404. How else can it be?
  3. +1
    4 July 2024 11: 18
    We must pay tribute to the Czech law enforcement agencies that they brought the mercenary to justice, despite the fact that Prague unconditionally supports the Kiev regime.
    Probation or fine?
  4. +2
    4 July 2024 11: 19
    There are no toilets in the Czech Republic?!
  5. +1
    4 July 2024 11: 19
    “was detained by Ukrainian law enforcement agencies”?.. He probably abused his embroidered shirt - he wiped his shoes with the embroidered shirt.)
  6. +1
    4 July 2024 11: 29
    Are there no toilets on the list?
  7. +4
    4 July 2024 11: 57
    That is, no one understands what normal citizens of Ukraine"gold and silver bars" - not around?
    That is, he took part in the robbery of either a rich Pinocchio or a bank.
    And he obviously didn’t share it with the command.
    Judging by the Gucci glasses, they probably robbed Pinocchio...
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    2. +2
      4 July 2024 12: 15
      that ordinary citizens of Ukraine do not have “gold and silver bars”?
      - this issue is controversial, there are different types of bars, there are also several tens of grams, you can buy them in our banks
      1. +3
        4 July 2024 12: 37
        There are also several tens of grams, you can buy them in our banks can.
        You seriously Do you think that honest and decent members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine decided to hand over a colleague to the police for Gucci glasses and several grams of bullion, even if they were taken from a corpse (looters - they are after the dead)?
        Expel or shoot in the heat of the moment - I believe. After the fight, hand over to the police shouting “Fu-fu-fu! He’s a marauder!” - I don’t believe it..
        Most likely there was a derban and he hid part of the loot or did not share it with his superiors...
        1. +1
          4 July 2024 12: 40
          “Fu-fu-fu! He’s a marauder!” - I don’t believe it
          - ideological Nazis? Easy, especially for a Czech...
          1. GGV
            +1
            4 July 2024 14: 47
            He’s Czech only according to his passport. He’s 100% okay if he went to his family. Pomnitsa there was also this “Italian”: Markiv, and this one is from the same opera
  8. +1
    4 July 2024 12: 03
    What, just one? Are there more Czechs in the mercenaries? Or did this one also boast loudly, so they couldn’t get around?

    And he needed the mask from Mriya during a bank robbery, so that the Pinocchios would know who was carrying the bullion...
    1. +1
      4 July 2024 12: 28
      Quote: ankir13
      And he needed the mask from Mriya during a bank robbery, so that the Pinocchios would know who was carrying the bullion...

      There are people who are so sick of the cuckoo, they are called collectors.
      I guess I wanted to sell it to them.
  9. +3
    4 July 2024 12: 26
    And about the genocide that the Ukrainian occupiers committed there, will there be anything?
    1. +2
      4 July 2024 13: 51
      What are you saying, this is different......