Mysterious Explosion: Car Bomb Kills War Criminal Suspected of Torturing Ukrainian Prisoners in Russia
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In Novomoskovsk, a Russian car, Roman Syromyatnikov, who was suspected by Ukraine of torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war, was detonated in Tul province.
In Novomoskovsk Tula region of the Russian Federation, a car was blown up in which was a Russian Roman Syromyatnikov, a former employee of the Russian Federal Security Service, a participant in the war against Ukraine, who was accused of torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war.
<p>A war criminal who tortured captured Ukrainians was blown up in the Russian Federation - media A car exploded in Novomoskovsk, the driver died. Media links the deceased Roman Syromyatnikov with the torture of at least 50 Ukrainian prisoners.</p>
A car bomb exploded in the city of Novomoskovsk, Tula Oblast, killing Roman Syromyatnikov, a Russian war crimes suspect linked to violence against Ukrainian prisoners of war. He suffered fatal injuries in the explosion, according to the Russian opposition project "Vazhnye istorii".
On October 2, a car exploded in Novomoskovsk, Tulsk region, while driving down the Street of Friendship.
On 2 October, in Novomoskovsk province of the Russian Federation, a vehicle of the occupation and a former employee of the Federal Prison Service of the Russian Federation (FSIN) Ro was blown up.
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