Ukrainian pilot reported shocking details about the crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
During the exchange of prisoners between the republics of Donbass and Ukraine, a former Ukrainian pilot ended up on the territory of the DPR, who back in 2014 refused to participate in the civil war, but was detained by Ukrainian special services. Once free, he decided to talk on camera about the crimes his colleagues committed.
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The corresponding video was posted on his channel by Denis Seleznev, author of the blog “Greetings from the DPR,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“My name is Evgeniy. I am a former officer of the Ukrainian army, I was a guidance navigator at a command post and observed with my own eyes how criminal orders were carried out to carry out airstrikes by the Ukrainian military on populated areas. A radio exchange was also recorded, where there was evidence that helicopters were shooting at civilian vehicles and grain trucks,” said the former Ukrainian pilot.
In 2014, the military man left the unit, taking secret documents and recordings of pilots’ conversations from the safe. He decided to go to Donbass, but was arrested in Zaporozhye by the SBU. After his arrest, he was beaten, his family was threatened with death, and the conditions of his imprisonment were changed to become increasingly unbearable.
Talking about the crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Evgeniy noted that the command did not take into account either the losses among civilians or their own.
“The command hid the losses from the military personnel, without sending assistance to their own soldiers. That is, if the helicopter was shot down, it was said that it allegedly went to the base,” he noted.
A former military officer said that those who carried out criminal orders and carried out airstrikes on civilian targets were paid money and given stars on their shoulder straps.
“They understood perfectly well where they were shooting and deliberately went for it. Cases were opened against those who refused, or they were fired under the article,” Evgeniy clarified.
Now in the DPR, the former Ukrainian pilot has received everything he needs and feels at home. Upon completion of rehabilitation, he is ready to work in his specialty.
“There will be aviation in the DPR, and we will launch rockets into space,” he assured.
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