Ukrainian law enforcement agencies announced suspicion against 12 Russian-appointed “officials” and “policemen” from Novaya Kakhovka on the left bank of the Kherson region.
This was announced by the head of the Department of Strategic Investigations of the National Police, Andrey Nikolaevich Rubel.
The editors learned the names of the suspects from their sources in law enforcement agencies.
Among them is Kirill Stremousov, whose death in an accident the Russians announced last November (they are preparing to erect a monument to him in Simferopol). However, his death has not been confirmed in Ukraine, and therefore suspicion was brought against him in absentia.
Other suspects:
1. Leontyev Vladimir Pavlovich, a native of the Rostov region of the Russian Federation, was appointed by the Russian Federation to the position of “chairman of the civil-military administration” of New Kakhovka.
2. Efimenko Vitaly Viktorovich, born in Novaya Kakhovka, known by the nickname “Efim”, was appointed “deputy head of the civil-military administration” of the city.
3. Kazaryan (Lyadskaya) Natalya Mikhailovna. Appointed by the Russians as “head of the Humanitarian Aid Center.” She was involved in monitoring the supply of Russian humanitarian aid.
4. Konek Viktor Vladimirovich. Appointed “chief of police” of New Kakhovka.
5. Tomko Sergey Alexandrovich. Appointed “Deputy Chief of Police.”
6. Kuzakov Egor Valentinovich. Appointed as the “cop” of the local police department.
7. Fedchishin Stepan Mikhailovich. He was responsible for the “detainees” who were kept in the cells of the “Novokakhovsky police department”.
8. Silchenko Vladimir Alekseevich. "Police officer".
9. Nasedkin Nikolai Konstantinovich. Appointed “head of the temporary detention facility.”
10. Marmiy (Black-eyed) Natalya Sergeevna. Appointed “head of personnel support of the Novakakhovsky city police department.”
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