In the Tula region, the car of a Russian serviceman, whom Ukraine accused of torturing prisoners of war, was blown up
Earlier, Roman Syromyatnikov worked in the penal enforcement system.
On October 2, a car with a war participant was blown up in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, Russia.
A bomb exploded under the moving car; the car continued by inertia and crashed into a pole. The driver sustained serious injuries and died. The explosive device was planted under the bottom, where the driver's seat is, reported the Telegram channel "VChK-OGPU".
The deceased was a Russian serviceman — 47-year-old Roman Syromyatnikov. He fought in Ukraine as part of a paratrooper company of the 51st regiment of the 106th division and was declared wanted by the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine. In Novomoskovsk, he taught at a college, and earlier worked in the penal enforcement system.
The Ukrainian prosecutor's office accused him of participating in the torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
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