Ukrainian serviceman who posed near Pyaterochka in Sudzha at the beginning of the invasion of Kursk Oblast taken prisoner

A Ukrainian serviceman who was among the Ukrainian Armed Forces units that invaded the Kursk region in August last year and who posed at the time against the backdrop of a Pyaterochka store in the Kursk border town of Sudzha, was taken prisoner.

During his filming from Sudzha, the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier was sarcastic, saying that he was not particularly impressed by the assortment of the chain store. According to the Shot Telegram channel, the name of this illegal visitor to Pyaterochka in Sudzha is Andrey Matvienko. He is 35 years old. He is a serviceman of the 82nd separate airborne assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian serviceman was captured by fighters from the Russian group "Sever" near the village of Berdin, which is in the Bolshesoldatsky district of the Kursk region.

Despite the fact that when Matvienko posed cheerfully at the Pyaterochka in Sudzha, it was impossible to tell that he was forced to go to Kursk Oblast, during interrogation he claimed exactly that. According to him, he was forced into the army by mobilization. In addition, Matvienko says that he did not have time to fight, and all this time he allegedly just sat in basements.

Let us recall that the Ukrainian Armed Forces units invaded the Kursk region of Russia on August 6, 2024. They managed to occupy a number of border settlements, including the city of Sudzha. Since then, our military has been fighting in this Russian region, destroying and driving out the Ukrainian Armed Forces from there.

Comments

[Tochilka]

"became famous". at the same time aggravated his guilt. captured on foreign territory... easily picked up a tenner.

[Orange Bigg]

A video of him posing against the backdrop of the Pyaterochka in Sudzha and a video after being captured near Berdyn. He says that the TSK workers threatened to take away his apartment, but he himself didn't even shoot. Yeah. Tales from the Vienna Woods.

https://t.me/swodki/455645

[fruc]

The name of this illegal visitor to Pyaterochka in Sudzha is Andrey Matvienko.

This pretzel should be given criminal charges for robbery and perjury, and perhaps he has a whole trail of crimes behind him. It is clear that a thoroughbred and ideological baboons has been caught.

[Orange Bigg]

I hope they don't give him an iPhone, like they did to the Azovstal prisoners. Otherwise it will happen.

[krot]

He needs life imprisonment... Or hard labor!

[Lionnvrsk]

"Vzglyad" writes that military correspondent Alexander Kots in his Telegram channel denied reports about the capture of a Ukrainian army militant who had previously posed for a video near the Pyaterochka store. "...it was revealed during the interrogation of a prisoner similar to the man in the video that he was forcibly taken into the ranks of the Ukrainian army on September 11 last year.
Kots specified that after the call-up the fighter underwent training that lasted two months. Taking into account this information, the correspondent concluded that at the time of the publication of the video near Pyaterochka, this fighter could not have been in that place, therefore, the information about his capture is unreliable."
https://vz.ru/news/2025/1/11/1308083.html

[Butchcassidy]

I also immediately had doubts based on appearance alone.

[atakan]

illegal border crossing,
+ armed banditry, committed by a group of persons by prior agreement.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Hello, in Russia, criminal cases are not opened against suspects in committing crimes for giving knowingly false testimony, because they have the right to defend themselves by lying
Articles 306 and 307 apply only to witnesses
I am telling you this as a qualified specialist in the field of jurisprudence

[fruc]

Ivan Kuzmich
Articles 306 and 307 apply only to witnesses

If there is a suitable defendant, there will always be an article for him.

[barclay]

If he is exchanged, then after the exchange he will broadcast another joke about how he has pulled the wool over everyone's eyes.
He must be judged and punished in an exemplary manner.

[Orange Bigg]

It is necessary. But not with our current humanism, alas.

[January]

In the meantime, the investigation is being transferred to Donetsk. Let him sort out the broken supermarket. With his own hands.

[barclay]

Yes. And film a report about it. Since he decided to become a public figure...
And then make a movie of him singing the Russian anthem.

[Jager]

The Briton who sang the anthem returned back to 404.
Let him sew mittens in the zone, at least it will do some good.

[isv000]

Quote: ian

In the meantime, the investigation is being transferred to Donetsk. Let him sort out the broken supermarket. With his own hands.

In half an hour the beam will hit his head, he will be completely dead...
And that would be the right decision!

[kapitan92]

Quote: barclay

He must be judged and punished in an exemplary manner.

He had to be killed, it would be inconspicuous, and all issues would be resolved!

[Grits]

Quote from Orange Bigg

He says that the TCC workers threatened to take away the apartment.

Why does he need an apartment now? He is now provided with housing for ten years. And free of charge. And a more successful Banderite will live in his apartment. And with his wife.

[Richard]

Ukrainian serviceman posing near Pyaterochka in Sudzha taken prisoner

Now he won't get away with a five. Both literally and figuratively. This is at least a ten, maybe even a twenty.

[zloybond]

The main thing is that they all start singing that they were all mobilized by force, driven into trenches, thrown into the assault, and forgotten to feed.
And then our media loudly sings along with them in every key on all channels, about their sad fate.
In my opinion, every journalist who starts singing that all these Ukrainian Armed Forces are fighting against Russia by force should be driven away from the trough with rags.

[Orange Bigg]

The first video immediately after captivity.

https://t.me/swodki/455661

[volgast1970]

You will be surprised! Yes, they took it by force. But they fight as they should and fight to the last opportunity, while they have something to fight with. That's human psychology for you.

[Kerensky]

There's at least a ten here, maybe even a twenty.

What is this for? An active serviceman was taken prisoner. Why are they handing out sentences here?!

[Motorist]

Quote: Kerensky

What is this for? An active serviceman was taken prisoner. Why are they handing out sentences here?!

I think, not just for one thing, but under several articles of the Criminal Code at once.

[Kerensky]

I think not just for one thing, but under several articles of the Criminal Code.

Well, name these articles.

[Motorist]

Quote: Kerensky

Well, name these articles.

I'm not a lawyer. And you didn't say the magic word. Oh well... At the very least: illegal border crossing, illegal possession of a weapon, looting, false testimony. Maybe something else.

[Kerensky]

1. Illegal border crossing. Bye. He is a serviceman who has taken an oath and is following orders.
2. Illegal possession of a weapon. Out of line. He is a serviceman and owns a weapon legally.
3. Looting.. I don’t remember his video, but it seems like he didn’t take or steal anything.
4. Giving knowingly false testimony. He is a serviceman and has the right not to answer questions other than his name and unit number.
The picture is not yet clear.

[Motorist]

So this is... The court will sort it out. There really are lawyers there. Did he have the right "by order" to cross the border or to possess weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation. So it was possible to release all the German prisoners, "the picture was not clear". CTO in Kursk region, here you can't get away with a unit number.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Motorist

So it would have been possible to release all the German prisoners

So prisoners can be kept in custody legally until the end of military operations. And after that, the Germans were released. Although not all at once. And only war criminals received punishments in the form of imprisonment or capital punishment. Simply participating in military operations is not considered a war crime, regardless of whether a prisoner is captured with a full or empty magazine.

[Motorist]

Maybe. Or maybe not. The court will figure it out.

[bbb]

Three for running away, five for kindergarten.

[common man]

Quote: Kerensky

Kerensky
(Kirill)
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Today, 16: 16
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And you are truly Kerensky. With a capital letter. Sorry, I'm not using the formal "you". You don't deserve it!

[Kerensky]

And you really are Kerensky. With a capital letter.

And you are a philistine with a small. Baa-baa-baa..

[isv000]

Quote: Kerensky

4. Giving knowingly false testimony. He is a serviceman and has the right not to answer questions other than his name and unit number.
The picture is not yet clear.

Well then take evidence, beat off the kidneys as unnecessary and take them behind the parapet. The chain can be shortened immediately, on the spot, but there is one but - ours also fall into their hands, unfortunately. But still - the enemy soldier is fighting on our land with a weapon in his hands and his guilt does not require proof.

[Kerensky]

Well then, take the evidence, beat off the kidneys as unnecessary and take them behind the parapet.

It's better than shouting from the couch: "Crucify him!"

But still, an enemy soldier is fighting on our soil with weapons in his hands and his guilt does not require proof.

I agree. But the institution where our numerous colleagues demand that he be placed for 20 years is called correctional.

[isv000]

Quote: Kerensky

I agree. But the institution where our numerous colleagues are demanding that he be placed for 20 years is called a correctional facility.

Labor rest camps have not been cancelled... Let them dig a tunnel to Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands, to Hokkaido. They are used to digging. Again, everyone will be in one place, you won't be able to run around from the tunnel. The best workers can be given a rest in state farms, let them grow potatoes and make do with cabbage for the whole brotherhood...

[Askold65]

Quote: Kerensky

The picture is not yet clear.

Maybe they will find some compromising pictures on his phone (if he hasn't managed to get rid of it)...

[Kerensky]

Maybe they will find some compromising pictures.

Yes, anything is possible. I'm just a little irritated by people who, in the heat of persecution, joyfully trample on their own laws.
For:
"No one can be found guilty except by a court decision and in accordance with the law" (C)

[Lena Petrova]

If they establish the elements of a crime (murder of civilians, deprivation of liberty, abuse, looting, etc.), they will easily give a term. Dozens of such people have already been sent, some for 20 years, and some for life.

[Grancer81]

And he took, and carried out, and deliberately destroyed property that did not belong to him...
And if you want, you can also pin the murders of civilians on him.
Not humane? And I personally don't give a damn about humanism and you, "humanists"...

[Roman Efremov]

You are right. But there are many such people here........original thinkers, this must be taken into account.

[Wratch]

He needs to be hung next to Pyaterochka. And not justified and looked for excuses.

[newtc7]

You are missing the point because Ukraine has not officially declared war on Russia, and Russia has not declared war on Ukraine. We are doing our own thing, their legal status is generally unclear, and since he was captured on Russian territory, which is recognized by all international organizations, it turns out he is an armed bandit.

[Kerensky]

it turns out to be an armed bandit.

Are they on a separate list for exchange? So, it turns out we are exchanging bandits?

[matwey]

Let's start with the first one, he violated the state border, which is already an article, with the purpose of terrorism, which is already a big article, and about looting, how can you see anything from the couch.

[Kerensky]

I will go to meet you:

he violated the state border already article

18.1 Article. Violation of the regime of the state border of the Russian Federation
Administrative

[Grancer81]

Looting at the very least. And if there is evidence of other crimes, then we can add them.

[Lako]

Walked into a store with a gun? Walked in. Gnawed some gingerbread? A charge of robbery. If you weren't alone, it was gangbang. You could get up to 20.

[Grits]

Quote from lako

Walked into a store with a gun? Walked in. Gnawed some gingerbread? A charge of robbery. If you weren't alone, it was gangbang. You could get up to 20.

And also a hooligan - he clearly managed to write something nasty on the wall with paint.

[Fitter65]

Quote: Kerensky

What is this for? An active serviceman was taken prisoner. Why are they handing out sentences here?!

Well, first of all, for looting!!! And for looting they tried and try everyone and everywhere. And secondly, in Kursk region there is a COUNTER-TERRORIST OPERATION!!!! The fight against terrorist gangs, detachments, units, call it what you want, therefore he is not considered a serviceman, he is considered a TERRORIST!!! And there write whatever you want - he was caught with a weapon on the territory of the CTO! And let him say thank you that they left him alive, terrorists can be destroyed under any conditions.

[Kerensky]

in the Kursk region there is a COUNTER-TERRORIST OPERATION!!!! The fight against terrorist gangs, detachments, units, call them what you want, therefore he is not considered a military serviceman, he is considered a TERRORIST!!!

Wow! You've noticed correctly - WHO is there. Whose competence is WHO in Russia? That's right - the Ministry of Internal Affairs. And the Ministry of Internal Affairs doesn't take prisoners, it detains suspects.
And if we call the operation KIO (counter-alien), then it will be under the jurisdiction of the VKS and he will be considered an alien?

[Fitter65]

Quote: Kerensky

And if we call the operation KIO (counter-alien), then it will be under the jurisdiction of the VKS and he will be considered an alien?

The VKS charter does not contain any article or clause on combating alien invasion.

Quote: Kerensky

Wow! You've noticed correctly - WHO is there. Whose competence is WHO in Russia? Correct - the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

not right, before you start being smart, read the law on CTO.

Article 13. Management of counter-terrorism operations
1. The person who, in accordance with Part 2 of Article 12 of this Federal Law, has made a decision to conduct a counter-terrorism operation is the head of the counter-terrorism operation and bears personal responsibility for its conduct. During the counter-terrorism operation, its head may be replaced only by decision of the head of the federal executive body in the field of security.

About the fact that in the Kursk region there is a WHO who made the decision? The same law says who and what forces and means are involved in carrying out this event... If you can't fart even in a puddle, then don't try to scare the fish in the river...

[newtc7]

What is the point of this legal verbiage if everyone understands that in fact we are talking about war? Who, svo, ato - the reality is different, in reality - war. Since when in the world has a piece of paper become more important than reality? This is the problem, and not at all "trampling on laws", because laws are just pieces of paper invented by people to reflect reality, and if they can't cope with this, then to hell with such laws.

[Kerensky]

Fighting terrorist gangs, squads, units, call it what you want, so he is not considered a military man,

That is, you agree with those who explain to us in such a trick that there are no enemy soldiers on our land, as if there are only bandits running around... And there is no occupation, no invasion... There is no reason for war?!

[Fitter65]

Quote: Kerensky

That is, you agree with those who explain to us in such a trick that there are no enemy soldiers on our land, as if there are only bandits running around... And there is no occupation, no invasion... There is no reason for war?!

I will say right away - NO!!! The Chechen wars. were also WHO, and we fought on our territory with "gangs of terrorists" who illegally invaded our territory. And first there is an invasion, and only then an occupation. A pretext for war can be found out of nowhere. But in this case, our security forces have every right not to take prisoners, terrorists who invaded our territory. If you read carefully, then my comment was precisely about this, and not about your desire to inflate a frog through a straw. to the size of a horse.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Hi, what are you jailed for? Illegal border crossing, plus weapons
If there is a person, there will always be an article, there are more than 350 articles in the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation

[Fitter65]

Quote: Richard

Now he won't get away with a five. Both literally and figuratively. This is at least a ten, maybe even a twenty.

I got myself into trouble, sucker, because I didn't want to.

[Jager]

On the contrary, the most cunning! In warmth, comfort and safety. They also feed and treat. And not in the Kursk black soil with the risk of feeding worms.
And if the conflict ends, he may even go home earlier than expected. Many of the Fritzes have been slowly returning since 46.

[Fitter65]

Quote: Jager

Many of the Fritzes have been gradually being brought back since 46.

There was a different gradation there. And those who went as war criminals were detained for a long time. This one at least faces an article for looting, but we'll see...

[isv000]

Quote: Richard

Ukrainian serviceman posing near Pyaterochka in Sudzha taken prisoner

Now he won't get away with a five. Both literally and figuratively. This is at least a ten, maybe even a twenty.

At the very least, you need a pillow on your nose and a sharpening in your side...

[sak1969]

Richard

Now he won't get away with a five. Both literally and figuratively. This is at least a ten, maybe even a twenty.

What funny dreamers you are... I'll just say that soon there will be an exchange.

[EvilCommunist]

There are so many punishments for him in telegram channels: a hook in the ass, on a flagpole, in a barrel of acid, crushed by a tank, chopped into small pieces for salad, so that 10 ten and 25 twenty five in prison will seem like a gift to him. Getting out of prison at 60, in all cases, is not the worst option for him.

[carpenter]

Quote: EvilCommunist

Get out of prison at 60

You still have to live to be 60 years old in prison.

[isv000]

Quote: carpenter

You still have to live to be 60 years old in prison.

There are good people even behind the fence, they will correct Themis. Teaching such a person to love the Motherland is a dead end, they will write out a ticket for an act of ceremonies...

[Tochilka]

The contingent there never held anything heavier than a folder with papers, much less ran around with a machine gun, didn't rub their feet with tarpaulin boots, and generally didn't know the smell of service. But they had opinions and self-importance in abundance.
and they don't know the laws of war, a barrel of acid and a flagpole are in the same place for them. telegram warriors.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

Quote: Tochilka

a dozen

I took one Pyaterochka in the Kursk region, and two in court.

[Thrifty]

Send all prisoners to restore what they destroyed in the Kursk region. No amnesties, no goodwill gestures, until everything is restored in the regions, let them work 18 hours a day, 7 days a week!

[isv000]

Quote: Thrifty

All prisoners should be sent to rebuild what they themselves destroyed in the Kursk region.

First of all, clear away the rubble, hide your dead men and let them collect their mines. And then we can talk about the construction of the national economy.

[hagen]

Quote: Tochilka

"became famous". at the same time aggravated his guilt. captured on foreign territory... easily picked up a tenner.

If it's not a secret, what would you charge him with? 322 part 3? up to five...

[Tochilka]

What were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45?
here it's apparently by analogy.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Tochilka

What were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45?
here it's apparently by analogy.

Captured Germans rebuilt Sevastopol. They built houses, dug canals for water pipes, and dismantled the ruins of the city's houses. The houses they built still stand today. Yes, the canals were dug by captured Romanians. There was a saying in Sevastopol for a long time Why are you walking around like a Romanian prisoner? .. That is, hunched over, dirty, shit on.. They didn’t say that about the Germans. .. The Germans built well. .

[hagen]

Quote: Tochilka

What were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45?
here it's apparently by analogy.

By 1950, all prisoners who were not charged with any particular crime had been returned to Germany...

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Hagen

Quote: Tochilka

What were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45?
here it's apparently by analogy.

By 1950, all prisoners who were not charged with any particular crime had been returned to Germany...

Right.
On June 18, 1946, the Council of Ministers of the USSR adopted the first resolution No. 1263-519ss “On the return to their homeland of sick and disabled prisoners of war of German and other Western nationalities.”
In April 1947, a conference of the foreign ministers of the USSR, USA and Great Britain was held in Moscow, where they decided to return German prisoners of war by December 31, 1948 (in practice, the matter dragged on until 1950).
In addition, prisoners of war convicted of war crimes were not subject to repatriation.
In October 1955, after the arrival of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, K. Adenauer, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR finally issued the Decree "On the early release and repatriation of German prisoners of war convicted of war crimes." That is when the rest were repatriated - more than 14 thousand German prisoners of war convicted of war crimes.
In total, about two million German prisoners of war were sent from the Soviet Union.

[hagen]

Quote: Tochilka

What were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45?
here it's apparently by analogy.

We have no "analogies" or precedents in law. Especially not for decisions of a completely different legal system.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Tochilka

what were the German prisoners charged with in 43-45

They were not charged with anything. They were simply prisoners who could be kept in custody until the end of the fighting.

[kit88]

There is no direct article to punish a Ukrainian military man for fighting against the Russian Armed Forces. He was following orders. The responsibility lies with the state that sent him to war.
This is according to the Law.
But for such especially gifted individuals, there will always be a witness who will point a finger at him and say that he participated in war crimes. And he will not be under Part 3 of Article 322, but Part 2 of Article 105, and there the death penalty is in black and white. /well, or PJ, if we are so humane/

[hagen]

Quote: kit88

But for such especially gifted individuals, there will always be a witness,

More like, "if there is evidence of guilt...".

[Grancer81]

But we can also say about him that he too was following orders...
And the soldiers of the Waffen-SS and Wehrmacht also "followed orders", what humanism...

[isv000]

Quote: Tochilka

"became famous". at the same time aggravated his guilt. captured on foreign territory... easily picked up a tenner.

With a weapon in his hands? His guilt does not require proof, a quarter is not a great assessment of his "merits", because he laughed and talked nonsense in captivity in piss-stained trousers, killed when he tried and that's all...

[Ezekiel 25-17]

For looting? Good you.
man: you can grab 15.

[Machito]

Quote: Tochilka

"became famous". at the same time aggravated his guilt. captured on foreign territory... easily picked up a tenner.

Well, what ten? 25 at least. I would add another 25 to 10. Then he will be released at 70 with a clear conscience. If he lives that long.

[Eugene 62]

The manner in which some idiots commit a crime, film it, and then post the video is astounding. He even filmed himself an article for robbery. This is in addition to other articles that are presented to prisoners.

[GGV]

There is most likely looting here, and this is an even “better” article.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Eugen 62

The manner in which some idiots commit a crime, film it, and then post the video is astounding. He even filmed himself an article for robbery. This is in addition to other articles that are presented to prisoners.

Despite the fact that when Matvienko posed cheerfully at the Pyaterochka in Sudzha, it was impossible to tell that he was forced to go to Kursk Oblast, during interrogation he claimed exactly that. According to him, he was forced into the army by mobilization. In addition, Matvienko says that he did not have time to fight, and all this time he allegedly just sat in basements.

35 years old, in the Airborne Assault Brigade and I think there were serious battles in the region, and he was hiding in basements?! Why didn't he surrender if he was "driven" to the front?! He's lying like a grey gelding! Investigators should follow the path of this battalion and show the surviving residents photographs of these "driven" people. They'll find the ends of the rope!

[Neo-9947]

Quote: Eugen 62

The way some idiots commit crimes and film them is amazing

And then store the footage on your phone while you're on the front lines. Otherwise, how would they know it was HIM!
No, maybe the FSB has other capabilities, then of course they deserve great respect and admiration.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Neo-9947

And then store the footage on your phone while you're on the front lines. Otherwise, how would they know it was HIM!

It is quite possible that this story was filmed on their phones by his fellow soldiers who were also captured. Some deleted it, some didn't, anything can happen.

[rusich]

He should have been slapped on the spot, why feed this scum in captivity?

[Jager]

Why waste ammunition? Let them restore what was destroyed.

[rosomaha]

Let him evaluate the range of soldering irons. Punish such "stars" with a painful death

[ZovSailor]

Ukrainian serviceman who posed near Pyaterochka in Sudzha at the beginning of the invasion of Kursk Oblast taken prisoner

First, a conversation with Akhmat's squad, then transportation in a cage through Grozny and sending a parcel with a photo of a severed ear and a Faberge pendant of a Banderonazi from R. Kadyrov to the drug narco-fuehrer, with a hint that this awaits him in the near future.

[Mouse]

Well... I understand that they have completely knocked out the ability to make fun of me...

[Alexander 3]

His teeth need to be completely knocked out so that he can only suck.

[Zoer]

In general, everything you need to know about the enemy.

[tralmaster]

Make them apologize to Kurchans on their knees. And post it in parallel with August's in the Youth.

[credo]

...During his filming from Sudzha, the Ukrainian serviceman was sarcastic, saying that he was not particularly impressed by the assortment in the chain store...

One would like to hope that the range of prison gruel will impress him more.

[alexandre II]

credo
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Today, 15: 17


I'm a tightwad, I'm too stingy to give that beast gruel, sawdust soaked in that bastard's toilet is just right

[ruskiyvasya]

Interrogation with bias and into the ditch.

[kventinasd]

[kill the fascist]

And it doesn't matter what this Banderite is babbling about. It would be better to finish him off and take a photo of his corpse.

[carpenter]

The Ukrainian serviceman joked, saying that he was not particularly impressed by the selection in the chain store.

In the "Black Dolphin" the diet will be "varied" and not for one year.

[alexandre II]

This dog needed to be given a Spanish tie, why was he taken prisoner?

[Ghost1]

It has long been clear that these are all false excuses of theirs that they were forced, they are cooks, I am a bug, etc.

[Rage66]

A word is not a sparrow... Once it flies out, you won't catch it...
Mrs. Crested

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: Rage66

A word is not a sparrow.

You can't cut it out with an axe!

[K-50]

The Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier who posed for a photo at the Pyaterochka store in Sudzha at the beginning of the invasion of the Kursk region has been taken prisoner. According to him, he was forced into the army during mobilization. In addition, Matvienko says that he did not have time to fight, and all this time he allegedly just sat out in basements.

Here's the thing. The Internet is like that, it remembers everything.
It's a pity, of course, that the guy wasn't shot for "illegally crossing the border, robbing stores, and abusing civilians."
Yes, there are many things that can be attributed to someone that would be enough to get him shot.
And so, he’ll serve his time, work in our fresh air, then come back and what do you think, will he be burning with love for Russia?
No, hatred. That is, we will get a person who will do everything in his power to harm the peaceful life of our citizens.
So is it worth preserving the lives of such people, condemning our loved ones, friends, acquaintances and others to subsequent suffering?
And the bullet would quickly and peacefully end his journey and send him to rebirth and re-education.
Maybe in another life he will be more positive.

[Incvizitor]

Well, who takes these fascist beasts prisoner?
In captivity, he needs to be given such conditions that every day he will beg with tears for a quick death.

[potap6509]

Against the backdrop of the gallows for this horse, it would definitely look better.

[Vadim S]

Well, I hope they deducted it from him for the crackers and what did he steal there? I should probably return it to the cashier.

[Vasyan1971]

It was impossible to say that he was forced to go to Kursk Oblast, during interrogation he claimed exactly that. According to him, he was forced into the army by mobilization.

Cardboard fool! I didn't believe that the Internet remembers everything.

[Denissdaf]

Look at this scum's face. He is a ruthless killer. The rhetoric in the comments to this news is too compassionate. Five, ten, giggles, giggles. This bastard should be dismembered and fed to pigs. This creature does not deserve more.

[Roman Efremov]

This should have been desired immediately, but now he is a prisoner of war and is under the protection of the laws, and his alleged war crimes will have to be proven.

[Machito]

Quote: Roman Efremov

This should have been desired immediately, but now he is a prisoner of war and is under the protection of the laws, and his alleged war crimes will have to be proven.

He was caught in the CTO zone with a weapon in his hands. He is not a prisoner of war. He is an arrested terrorist. Two big differences. He can be put in prison for life as an example.

[Roman Efremov]

You are writing nonsense! We have already returned thousands of prisoners to Ukraine and will return thousands more. Only a few who have committed crimes that can be proven in court are given prison terms. Return to reality - it is different.

[Stas157]

Well, since the scoundrel was caught, we need to get him a receipt for the goods from Pyaterochka. Let him pay!

[Yun Klob]

He says he didn't fight, he only robbed. A real Ukrainian.

[nik-mazur]

Ukrainian serviceman who posed near Pyaterochka in Sudzha at the beginning of the invasion of Kursk Oblast taken prisoner

This is a rare case when a guy was on his way to success and actually got lucky.

[Andy_nsk]

Well, while we were discussing here how to punish this visitor to "Pyaterochka", a refutation came that it was this prisoner who posed near the store - these are two different people. But even if they really had captured that "movie hero" - the maximum that could have been charged to him was robbing the store (if there had been no witnesses to his other crimes).

[Metallurg_2]

In addition to robbery, there is an armed attack on territory and waging an aggressive war.
And not robbery, but looting in combat conditions.
There is no trace of 161 here, the articles here are more serious.

[Andy_nsk]

In addition to robbery, there is an armed attack on territory and waging an aggressive war.
And not robbery, but looting in combat conditions.
There is no trace of 161 here, the articles here are more serious.

I am not a lawyer, I do not understand the intricacies of the Criminal Code. But I am absolutely sure that it is unrealistic to prosecute an ordinary soldier for attacking a territory and waging an aggressive war. Of the historical precedents, the Nuremberg Trials immediately come to mind, but there were other things to present there besides an aggressive war. But the main thing is that first you need to achieve the capitulation of the outskirts. And to judge not ordinary people... It seems to me that it is not very realistic.
As for looting - maybe it will be possible to fit the article, by the way, I looked, it is not the most serious article (up to 6 years). So there is less bloodthirstiness in the comments.
And most importantly, I saw a refutation on the RuNet that it was the one who posed at Pyaterochka who was taken prisoner. Well, there is no trial for no truth.

[Dutchman Michel]

Ukrainian serviceman who posed near Pyaterochka in Sudzha at the beginning of the invasion of Kursk Oblast taken prisoner

Why take him prisoner? Give him to refugees from Kursk region

[Metallurg_2]

I wonder what his opinion would be about the selection of gruel in one of our maximum security prisons?
Or maybe our guys will figure out how to “lose” it while transporting it to a higher headquarters?

[Tikhonov_Alexander]

In the photo at Pyaterochka, the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier is missing one tooth. I wonder: does he have too many of them left now?

[Sergey Sergey_4]

the mug speaks for itself... we need to force them, like fascists, to restore what they destroyed...

[Roman Efremov]

Calm down, or the orderlies will give you an unscheduled injection!
He will most likely be exchanged in the next prisoner exchange, unless by that time strong evidence of war crimes committed by him is found. Taking a picture near Pyaterochka is not a crime.
For now, he is only a prisoner of war and is protected by the relevant laws. And since we have announced his capture to the entire world, the opposite side will show increased interest in his fate.

[Hariton laptev]

He is not just a prisoner of war, he is a war criminal and should be tried under special laws like the Nazis in Nuremberg. And hanged.

[Hariton laptev]

Shoot the bastard at this five-star hotel, and call all the media possible.

[Aleksandr58]

This beast has been hiding in the basements for a long time... Who is this lie aimed at?!

[sdivt]

It seems like it's not the same one
WarGonzo writes about this
link: https://t.me/wargonzo/24206

[garik77]

Yes, we've already established that these are two different people, so what's there to discuss further?

https://t.me/sashakots/51222

[Andrey_5]

they forced him, he's a cook, he baked bread for the kids who were also forced to go, he felt sorry for them, let him go to his family

[Maximum.1]

Questo "militare"se così si può chiamare,visto che è stato catturato sul suolo Russo dopo l'interrogatorio,deve essere fucilato così sarà di esempio per gli altri. È stato così orgoglioso della fotografia che si è fatto?Adesso dovrà pagare per tutto quello che ha fatto.

[Shkodnik65]

In general, as common sense suggests, you need to be more modest. And you will be happy. By the way, this concerns not only this individual, but also others who first do something naughty on camera, and then apologize to it.

[2al]

Khinzir drew a lucky ticket and robbed and was captured whole and not in parts, now he will eat his fill and get a good night's sleep on a warm bunk.

[Denis]

I read the comments and laughed. People are completely stupid if they don't see that there are two different people in the photos. They eat what they are fed and don't even frown)