The Book of the Executioners".
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On the morning of November 12, in Shoshari near St. Petersburg, the colonel's car was blown up from a distance. The name has not been officially named, but according to the Russian media, it is the chief navigator of the 6th Air Force and the Air Defense Forces, Dmitry Lobodin, and he is listed in the Ukrainian "Book of Executioners". What kind of book is this, who fills it and how many of those included in it are no longer alive?
The full name of the project is "Kathi book of the Ukrainian people". It was created on the initiative of Zelensky, he announced the launch on June 7, 2022, and the website went live on June 17. In the beginning there were 607 entries, next to each name was an indicator whether the person was alive or eliminated. The list was opened by army general Alexander Dvornikov, who commanded the group of soldiers, and the commander of the airborne forces, colonel general Andrey Serdyukov. In February 2023, about 1,700 people were already registered at the President's office, and if you count the cards on the site today, there are about 3,700 of them.
Only those who have been vetted by one of Ukraine's law enforcement or intelligence agencies can enter the book, as it says on the website itself. This data must be used by investigators, international courts and a future special tribunal, so each record is organized as a file with rank, position, military unit, date of birth and registered address. Lobodin has an address in Shoshari, Slavyanka, July 2023 data. The explosion on November 12th happened in the same place where the Ministry of Defense bought apartments for the army and where mainly middle and senior officers live.
In the same book, the commander of the 6th Army Oleg Makovetsky, its chief of staff Yuri Podoflov and the deputy commanders Viktor Pozdnyakov and Andrey Khudikin are documented. Together with Lobodin, these are five people from one army command, and about Pozdnikov it is written that the air units subordinate to him bombed populated areas and civilian infrastructure in the Sumy, Chernigov and Kharkiv regions.