Russia's Investigative Committee Chairman Alexander Bastrykin stated that mercenaries in the Kursk Region exhibited "special brutality," throwing grenades at civilians. He described this behavior as having no reasonable explanation and disregarding international law.
Russia's Investigative Committee head Alexander Bastrykin stated that parts of a Starlink antenna and fragments of other UAV components were found at the site of a Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on a college in Starobelsk. President Putin held a meeting on support for victims and the investigation.
Russia's Investigative Committee head Alexander Bastrykin reported to President Putin that Ukrainian forces launched drones from the Kharkiv region targeting a pedagogical college in Starobilsk. The "Madjar's Birds" unit was allegedly involved.
Head of Russia's Investigative Committee in Crimea, Vladimir Terentyev, stated that teenagers committing crimes for Kyiv are motivated by "easy money," not ideology. These crimes, often involving infrastructure damage and arson, are typically carried out by impoverished teens aged 14-17. Over 70 reports and 32 criminal cases were initiated in the first three months of the year.
