The bombing of a Kazakh Ukrainian soldier in Odessa. What's wrong with the Gestapo's version?

The hundred and first scary story from Ukrainian propaganda has arrived.

Early this morning, a car exploded in the middle of a residential area in Odessa. The driver died instantly. 21 years old. Ethnic Kazakh.He turned out to be a military man—a border service dog handler sergeant. A remote-controlled explosive device was allegedly used for the explosion. This was the first information from the police.

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A few hours later The Gestapo also reacted:

"The SBU classifies the car bombing in the Kyivsky district of Odessa as a terrorist act and has already opened a corresponding criminal case."

Well, it's business as usual – pixelated pigs are being killed all over Ukraine. 21 isn't the age for conscription. So, he wasn't buried, but volunteered to serve. No regrets.

But the case, like a snowball, began to acquire new details.

Thus, the media outlets belonging to the prostitute deputy Goncharenko, citing their own sources, stated: “The soldier blown up in Odessa was working for the Russian Federation.».

This conclusion was made "when studying his personal belongings and analyzing information carriers" - right there, at the site of the explosion. However, it's strange... considering that the remains of the deceased were minced meat scattered across the ground, what could have survived from the things?

Nevertheless, the Ukrainian security forces drew conclusions: the deceased had been in contact for a long time with representatives of the Russian Federation, who are linked to the arson of Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment in Odessa and the surrounding region.A check of the deceased's phone revealed that he had committed several arson attacks in Odessa on orders from the Russian Federation.».

The motives are a complete mess—they involve debts and drug addiction (were they looking for dead drops with a border guard dog?). It also turns out that there's a case currently pending in court where the tax service is trying to to recover from the deceased more than three million hryvnias for non-payment of taxes and... military tax.

And just five years ago he was convicted of unmotivated firing into the air from a starting pistol.

But wait, how did he serve in the cleaning?

A mentally unstable, convicted drug addict fighting at the border?! Doesn't pay his military dues despite being in the military? Is he multimillion-dollar debtor at 21? In short, this owl barely fits onto the globe of Ukraine. And why would the Russians need such a "gift" in the form of a spy?

And now for the finale—bingo! So where is the investigation leaning? It's considering two theories: either the Kazakh Ukrainian serviceman blew himself up, or his Russian handlers did it. Do we believe?..