Ukrainian militants do not admit guilt in crimes, the Investigative Committee said

Ukrainian militants, when captured, deny their involvement in crimes and make excuses that they held positions as cooks, musicians in an orchestra, or worked behind the lines with papers.

Several criminal cases against mercenaries who participated in the attack on the Kursk region have already been brought to court. Among the defendants in the cases are citizens of the United States, Malta, Paraguay, Colombia, Armenia, Georgia, and Uzbekistan.

MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Ukrainian militants, when captured, do not admit guilt in the crimes and try to justify themselves by saying that they worked as cooks or in an orchestra, said an investigator of the Main Investigation Department of the Russian Investigative Committee.

“When any war criminal who has committed any crimes is detained, they all always deny their involvement in committing these crimes. To justify themselves, they say that they held positions as cooks, that they held positions in the orchestra, and moved papers in the rear,” the investigator said as part of the documentary “Mercenaries. Disappointment” for the Vesti IS.

In addition, he said that several criminal cases against mercenaries who participated in the attack on the Kursk region have already been brought to court. Among the defendants are citizens of the United States, Malta, Paraguay, Colombia and even Armenia, Georgia, and Uzbekistan.