One of them, by the name of Vlad, tied a relationship with a teenage girl from whom her stepfather mocked her. According to NYT, the greetings cooperated with the Russian invaders and invented the story that Vlad and other guards were allegedly spying behind the Russians. In mid -April, a local resident of the hunter, named Anatoly Sykoza, heard an explosion in a nearby house. He went to the house and saw under the wreckage of six guards and one girl.
Sicoza saw that the killed tied his hands in advance and blindfolded. The girl, according to him, had the appearance as if she had strangled. "I can say that they have not been killed," the hunter said. The man told reporters that he "persuaded" the military of the Russian Federation to allow him to bury the killed, but he was given permission only 5 weeks after his death. Sykoza prepared a grave for six guards. The girl's body took and buried her family.
Investigators extract bodies to analyze the cause of death and use evidence to persecute Russian troops for war crimes. NYT journalists noted that 1222 people lived before the war. Due to the action of Russian invaders, the village turned into a desert with bare trees, abandoned houses and dirty roads. There is no electricity and water supply. It should be reminded that in Kherson the Russian military killed the chief conductor of the music dramatic theater of Yuri Karpanenko in his house.
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