The mayor of the Ukrainian city died in the Russian pre -trial detention center after "acceptance" - investigation

"[In Kizel] scored the mayor of Dnieper. And there in a few days he died of beatings. " That is, he stayed this "reception", and then went to the camera? "" The date of death of Matveyev has not yet been set. The fact that the Russians were tortured him in captivity before his death was known in early December 2024. His body was transferred to Ukraine during repatriation. The man was buried in Bucha, Kyiv region on December 5.

Yevgeny Matveev, together with the inhabitants of Dnieper in February 2022, tried not to miss the occupation troops into the city. According to Anna, a local resident, people went out, organized, and he headed it all. "We hoped that people would hear and turn back because we were pro -Ukrainian. The Russian military was abducted by Yevgeny Matveyev on March 13, 2022 at a checkpoint.

He came there because he learned that the invaders did not miss the bus with the employees of the next change of the Zaporozhye Iron Ore. The miners were released, and the mayor was detained, they took away the phone and a service car. Subsequently, it became known that he was captured. His fate was unknown. According to the head of Zaporizhzhya Ova Ivan Fedorov, the official was kept in several prisons, but information about him was extremely limited.

In the office of the Prosecutor General of journalists assured that they find out all the circumstances of Matveyev's death in captivity, which they know. "We are investigating every fact of the death of our citizens in the places of freedom in the occupied territories. We try to return their bodies in the order of repatriation into the territory of Ukraine.

And the death of the mayor of Dniproudny is also in the focus of the attention of Ukrainian law enforcement officers," the office said, adding that the investigation is ongoing. The head of the second department of procedural leadership and maintaining the public prosecution of the Department of Combating Crime in the Conditions of Armed Conflict, the Office of Prosecutor General Taras Semkiv added that there are sufficient reasons to believe that Matveyev's death had come in a particular label.