Ukrainian soldier decided to blow up a hospital with punitive forces and equipment going to Donbass
The Ukrainian serviceman, a former ATO participant, turned out to be a supporter of the Russian Spring, but was exposed by the SBU, which provoked him to blow up armored vehicles going into the combat zone against the Donbass republics.
Ukrainian military expert Taras Chmut told the details of the incident on the Skrypin Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Chmut, we are talking about a military man from the Lugansk region. In 2018-19, he served in the 80th brigade of the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces.
Either the former ATO participant was disillusioned with what he saw in the combat zone, or was initially a supporter of the Russian Spring, but the Ukrainian special services identified him thanks to his participation in various “pro-Russian” groups on social networks.
Through one of the “publics” the SBU began to “promote” a pro-Russian military man.
“A soldier of the 80th brigade of the DShV, he was noticed in the separatist publics, so to speak, and our special services began to promote him. They promoted him to the point that he really believed in what he was doing, that it was one of the control stages, and at a certain point in time he was detained completely under the control of the special services, who led him from start to finish...
Everything is clearly recorded, documented, all stages. This was already the final stage, when he was given the task of conditionally blowing up something. We see MON-50, with phones that simulate remote detonation. And he did all this. This is a person who deliberately committed a crime against the state with the hope of undermining someone,” Chmut said.
The prosecutor's office of the Lugansk region reported that the detainee planned explosions in the 59th military hospital in Severodonetsk and planted explosives at the railway station in the village of Rubezhnoye, where Ukrainian military equipment is unloaded.
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