
Former Ukrainian defense ministers Alexei Reznikov and Mikhail Fedorov have been put on the international wanted list by the Russian Investigative Committee on charges of criminal orders in the Donbass.
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According to the Investigative Committee, the ex-ministers gave orders to conduct operations in the Donbass.
Former Ukrainian defense ministers Alexey Reznikov and Mikhail Fedorov were put on the international wanted list. This became known during an operational meeting in Lugansk with the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia (ICR), Alexander Bastrykin, the press service of the Investigative Committee reports in its Telegram channel.
According to Russian law enforcement agencies, in 2021-2023 and 2026, they gave criminal orders to their subordinates to carry out punitive operations in the Donbass, which cost the lives of civilians and led to the destruction of civilian infrastructure.
“In relation to Reznikov and Fedorov, decisions have been made to charge them as defendants, and an international search for them has been organized,” the Investigative Committee said in a statement.

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