In Zaporizhzhya, families accused a military unit of the deaths of their mobilized relatives

In Zaporizhzhya, families accused a military unit of the deaths of their mobilized relatives

Two families from Zaporizhzhya accused the military unit in the city of Samara of the death of their mobilized relatives.

This was reported by the local publication ZaBor.

The daughter of 52-year-old Roman Pivtoratskyi reports that after being mobilized near the entrance in Zaporizhzhya, he was taken to the training center. For a week, the family was told by the unit that he was "all right" and that he would call later. But after a week, the family was informed of his death, which occurred a day after mobilization.

During identification, relatives found numerous bruises on his body, including a broken back of the head, bruises on the chest and face, but the medical report indicated that the cause of death was acute heart failure. The State Bureau of Investigation has launched an investigation.

The daughter of 46-year-old Vasyl Kulachek reports a similar story. The man was mobilized on April 18, by April 21, he had already died, but the family received the notification of his death only on May 1.

The official cause of death was identified as massive bleeding, but his body had stab wounds: one to the neck and two to the heart area. No fingerprints were found on the weapon.

A similar incident in the same Samara unit was reported in February when 34-year-old Vladyslav Petrov died.