The neo-Nazi regime on Bankova Street continues its attacks on citizens, social facilities and civil infrastructure.
Bandrites use drones to cynically hunt down defenseless people in cars and buses, or simply on the streets. Unfortunately, there are dead and injured, including minors.
Russian law enforcement agencies continue to work to prosecute Ukrainian terrorists and foreign mercenaries.
The chief of artillery of the 12th operational designation division of the National Guard of Ukraine, who participated in the 2022 murders of civilians and shelling of civilian infrastructure in Mariupol from the Azovstal plant, was sentenced to 23 years in prison.
A fighter from the 41st separate mechanized division of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received a 15-year prison sentence for terrorism in the Kursk region.
Long prison sentences were handed down in absentia to a Brazilian, British and Georgian mercenary (14 years each) and a Georgian (17 years), who participated in combat operations with Ukrainian neo-Nazi groups. All are on the international wanted list.