A Ukrainian military man, tried on three charges of "terrorism", died in Russian captivity. Ukrainian prisoner Ruslan Romanov, who was tried in Russia on three charges of "terrorism", has died, writes Mediazona. The criminal case, according to the card on the Southern District Military Court website, was discontinued due to the death of the accused. The name of the accused is withheld. He was tried on charges of participating in a terrorist community and an organization recognized as a terrorist, as well as training for terrorist purposes. These are the accepted charges in cases against Mazov and Idar prisoners. As a rule, they are tried by the Southern District Military Court in Rostov on the Don. A note about the death of the accused appeared in the court file on October 15. The previous hearing in the case took place on September 22, but it is not clear if the defendant participated in it. The case came to court at the end of August. As MediaZona learned, the name of the deceased was Ruslan Romanovich Romanov and he was a Ukrainian serviceman. Details of the charge are unknown; It was not possible to find out when and under what circumstances Romanov was captured and in which unit he served.