Russian Prisoners Escaped Near Kharkiv and Shot Five AFU Soldiers in a House
On October 13, in the afternoon, in the Kharkiv region, an unknown man opened fire on servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Five servicemen were killed.
Police confirmed the killing of servicemen. According to Glavkom, two Russian prisoners of war who may have escaped from their place of detention are being sought in the Kharkiv region. However, in a comment to the BBC, the police called the attacker unknown.
“The incident occurred on October 13. An unknown person opened fire with an automatic weapon and killed five servicemen,” stated Lyudmila Prokopenko, head of the communication department of the Kharkiv region police.
According to preliminary information cited by Glavkom, an armed man approached a house where Ukrainian servicemen were located and opened fire. One serviceman was killed. The attacker then entered the house and continued shooting, killing four more.
The publication claims that the shooting lasted about two hours, after which the attacker left the scene.
Glavkom also reports the search for two Russian servicemen who, according to preliminary data, escaped from captivity. Their involvement in the killing has not been confirmed in the police comment provided.
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