The suspected killer was said to have used an AK-12 rifle with a silencer when he attacked.
Russian forces are now searching several border regions of Russia, including Rostov, Belgorod and Voronezh. the sun
Among those killed was the suspect's commander.
Maybe on the way to Ukraine
The 57-year-old is said to be from the artillery battalion of the 10th Tank Regiment stationed in the Russian-occupied Donetsk region. (Screenshot from The Sun video)
Russian media reported that the 57-year-old was feared to have fled to Ukraine and tried to surrender there.
The sergeant must have a prior criminal conviction.
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The 57-year-old is said to be from the artillery battalion of the 10th Tank Regiment stationed in the Russian-occupied Donetsk region.
The incident comes at the same time as the trial of a former Task Force commander accused of killing seven of his subordinates and injuring at least ten during the New Year celebrations on January 13 and 14, 2023. Newsweek.
Grenade hurled into barracks: Seven soldiers killed
The army commander must have been displeased after checking his troops in the barracks. He then picked up an RGD-5 grenade, pulled out the pin and asked one of the soldiers to replace it.
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When the soldier replied that he had not learned how to do that, the angry officer threw the grenade into the room where the soldiers were staying. A total of seven soldiers were killed.
The incident also happened in eastern Ukraine. Now he is under investigation in the murder case.
Video: I think it keeps the Russians away
Young Russian soldier: “They bury them in the swamps”
According to Parents Watch There are many stories of domestic justice among Russian soldiers, especially against deserters.
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In a new video, a soldier from the 200th Regiment, originally from Pechenga on the border with Norway, talks about Russian commanders executing their own soldiers.
“The situation is difficult. My own people want to shoot me,” the distraught soldier says in a video sent from his mobile phone to his girlfriend. The young soldier identifies himself with his full name, military number, military rank and position in the front line.
In a video posted on Telegram, he tells how he was forced back into the trench after refusing to obey orders.
“In our 200th platoon, 3rd battalion, 9th company, this happens regularly. They bury them in the swamp,” he says in the five-minute video recording.
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