In the last month in various regions of the temporarily occupied part of Several murders of local women were committed in Ukraine, and Russians were involved in these crimes. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg, as there may be many more victims - several missing persons have not yet been found, writes OBOZ.UA.
With a difference of one day, it became known about two cruel crimes in the occupied part of Zaporozhye and Luhansk regions. In Rovenki, 17-year-old Anastasia left her home and did not return. And two days later, on May 4, her body was found in a forest area 10 kilometers from the place of disappearance.
The criminal turned out to be Andrey Kurbasov, a 33-year-old Russian from the Vladimir region. After being detained, he admitted that he was driving a car and saw Anastasia. He convinced her to give her a ride, then raped her. Afraid that she would tell everything, he stabbed the young woman in the heart. He then buried the girl's body in a grove and covered it with stones so that the dogs would not dig it up.
According to OBOZ.UA sources, the Russian was repeatedly convicted and ended up on the territory of Ukraine as a "participant in the special military operation". “He is well acquainted with prison laws, so he was afraid of getting behind bars again – and not for murder, but for rape," says one of the agency's sources.
Another brutal crime took place in occupied Melitopol. There, the Russian military killed Marina. Her body was found on Easter Sunday, difficult to identify. Now Marina's acquaintances promise to do everything possible “to find these inhumans and bring them to justice”. However, there are serious doubts about this.
"And now there is a period of impunity in our territories. It's scary to let your daughter out during the day,'' local residents wrote, discussing the murders of girls. In the Zaporozhye region, the Chechens behave particularly brazenly. They cling to girls in cafes, they can just throw them in a car and drive them wherever they want. Another source reported that four girls, two of them minors, disappeared in occupied Luhansk in April alone.
Every day more and more Russian prisoners appear in the occupied part of Ukraine, who have voluntarily signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country. Despite the assurances of the Russian authorities that only persons convicted of minor crimes will be released from the colonies, the reality turns out to be different. Prisoners with proven convictions for cannibalism have even been sent to Ukraine.