
The military court of appeal rejected the complaint against the arrest of the ex-division commander
The military court of appeal left in pre-trial detention Major General Marat Ospanov, accused of the mass murder of military personnel, abuse of power with torture and desecration of bodies.
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Major General Marat Ospanov is accused of murdering military personnel, abuse of power with the use of torture and abuse of bodies.
The military court of appeal left in the pre-trial detention center the former commander of the 6th motorized rifle division of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Major General Marat Ospanov with the call sign “Gyurza”, accused of the mass murder of military personnel. Kommersant reports this.
He is accused under Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Murder of two or more persons in a helpless state, committed by a group of persons with particular cruelty in order to conceal another crime”), Part 4 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Excess of official powers with the use of torture”) and Article 244 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Desecration of the bodies of the dead”).
According to law enforcement officials, Ospanov ordered his deputy to detain and punish several subordinates who allegedly voiced dissatisfaction with the conditions of service. They were sent to the basement, where they were tied up, beaten and tortured.
As Kommersant reports on its Telegram channel, we are talking about the massacre of seven servicemen. They were bombarded with grenades and finished off with a pistol. After this, the bodies were destroyed.

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