Vandals set fire to grave of Russian military correspondent - The Press United | International News Analysis, Viewpoint

At a cemetery in the Nizhny Novgorod region of Crimea annexed by Russia, unknown perpetrators set fire to the graves of the “war correspondent” of the newspaper “Izvestia” Alexander Fedorchak, who died last week, as well as three other participants in the invasion of Ukraine, the head of the region Anton Kravets reported on the Telegram channel. Soon after this event, the Government Commission on Legislative Activity supported the initiative to …

Occupation authorities blamed Ukraine for the incident

Vandals set fire to grave of Russian military correspondent - The Press United | International News Analysis, Viewpoint

The resting place of Izvestia’s Aleksandr Fedorchak in Crimea has been desecrated three days after his funeral The grave of a Russian journalist who was killed by a Ukrainian strike last week has been desecrated in Crimea, just days after his funeral. Vandals set fire to the resting place of Aleksandr Fedorchak in the early […] The post Vandals set fire to grave of Russian military correspondent appeared first on The Press United | International…

Alexander Fedorchak was born in Feodosia. On March 24, 2024, he died in the war against Ukraine, and was buried four days later.

On the night of March 31, unknown persons set fire to the burial place of Alexander Fedorchak and three other Russian servicemen. The fire damaged the crosses and destroyed the wreaths on the graves.

It was set on fire.