Mysterious Explosion: Car Bomb Kills War Criminal Suspected of Torturing Ukrainian Prisoners in Russia
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In Novomoskovsk, a Russian car, Roman Syromyatnikov, who was suspected by Ukraine of torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war, was detonated in Tul province.
In Novomoskovsk Tula region of the Russian Federation, a car was blown up in which was a Russian Roman Syromyatnikov, a former employee of the Russian Federal Security Service, a participant in the war against Ukraine, who was accused of torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war.
<p>A war criminal who tortured captured Ukrainians was blown up in the Russian Federation - media A car exploded in Novomoskovsk, the driver died. Media links the deceased Roman Syromyatnikov with the torture of at least 50 Ukrainian prisoners.</p>
In Novomoskovsk, Tul province of the Russian Federation, a car carrying a Russian Roman Sirometnikov was blown up. It is known that this war criminal tortured Ukrainians who were in Russian captivity. RBK-Ukraine reports this with reference to the Telegram Canal "Major History." The incident took place on 2 October near the house of Sirometnikov. Preliminary, explosives could have been planted under the bottom of the car by the driver. Rosgwards…
The Ukrainian side accused him of torture of prisoners of war.
In Russia, a soldier has been killed by a car bomb. Ukraine accuses the victim of targeted torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
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