Hunted for Ukrainians: Invasive in Bucha, the occupier received a position in the local government of the Russian Federation

This was reported by the regional governor Denis Pasler. The Russian commander, who ordered the execution of civilian Ukrainians in Bucha, will work on coordinating the activities of public organizations to support the participants of their "their", as the Kremlin calls the war against Ukraine, veterans of the Russian army and their families.

Governor Pasler noted that Mussagaleyev is a hero of Russia, a cavalier of three courage and has a medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" II degree with swords. He received a place in the government after the internship on the project of Russian President Vladimir Putin's "Heroes Time". Behind him, veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war are trained to then hold leadership positions in regions, government and ministries.

The Orenburg Governor noted the "professional qualities" of the occupier and his "involvement in the life of the region and the willingness to work for the benefit of Orenburg and its inhabitants. " On October 4, 2023, Nursultan Musagaleyev was suspected in the Security Service of Ukraine after the interrogation of the captive Russian, who told the details of the murder of a 29-year-old Ukrainian.

According to the investigation, the commander of the reconnaissance platoon of the 104th Airborne-assault Regiment of the 76th Airborne-assault Division of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Mussagaleyev directly participated in torture and murder. His detachment hunted Ukrainians on hostile checkpoints in Bucha and detained a 29-year-old civilian man through a photo of building materials on the phone.

The detainee was accused of work on the Ukrainian underground and taken to the forest for torture, and then shot by order. We will remind, on February 3 the monitoring mission of the United Nations Human Rights reported that since the end of August 2024 the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation executed 79 Ukrainian prisoners of war.