Crimes in the phone: 3rd Assault Brigade Collects Evidence of Russian Soldiers Killing Civilians

We are publishing an investigation by the Third Assault Brigade into the war crimes of the Russian occupiers in the village of Nevske in Luhansk region. The brigade's fighters got hold of a cell phone belonging to a Russian soldier. He recorded on his gadget the criminal orders of his accomplice, Oleg Rudakov, call sign Rudik, who was identified. The occupier set tasks to shoot and torture the local population to Russian soldiers who were closer to the contact line. In addition, soldiers of the Third Assault Brigade intercepted radio communications of Rudakov's group entering the village of Nevske. They sounded an order to “clean up”, that is, to destroy the local residents of the settlement. During the investigation, we found out the facts of Rudakov's biography, the circle of his closest relatives, the units in which he served, and the details of the criminal cases that led to his imprisonment. We also found out that he has been missing since October of this year. We received some of the information from the relatives of the occupier and a representative of his military unit, with whom we managed to communicate with the help of the prankster Major Chornobayev. In addition to digital evidence of war crimes against the Ukrainian civilian population, the Third Assault Brigade also recorded the facts of inhuman treatment of its own soldiers by the Russian army. This refers to murder as a method of punishment for soldiers, which was voiced in the intercepted radio conversations of Rudik's group.