Another terrible murder, committed by an ex-soldier recruited from a criminal colony, shakes Russia. In the meantime, returners in the land of the Kremlin Herrn will probably have killed hundreds of innocent people.
For days there is a problem on everyone’s lips in the cities of Derschinsk and Nischni Novgorod: an extremely cold -blooded knife murder on a bus station. As witnesses describe to the regional online portal “Nn.ru”, an unknown man started a man for no reason and stuck him several times. The police and the authorities are silent, while recordings of a security camera make the rounds.
The photos are frightening: a man is peacefully on the banker of a bus station when someone else is next to him (see photo below).
As if they are out of nowhere, the stranger will be waiting twice with a knife. Shocked, the attacked tries to defend themselves. But the attacker has no grace. When his victim already collapses on the ground, the returner of the war gives him seven other stitches.
According to reports, the former soldier was arrested and a criminal procedure was started.
No protection against bloodthirsty returners
In Russia people feel less and less safe. While daily life becomes permanently more difficult because of the standard of living that have been deteriorating for years, the war results without therapy are released in society. Most of them can never process their trauma, and some of them lead to incredible atrocities. According to the “sausage” medium, at least 242 people have been murdered by hunters who have returned from Ukraine and at least 227 others have been seriously injured. A large number of non -reported cases must be feared.
Source: Krone
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