The name of the commander who framed the occupants in Makiivka is known

A survivor of an attack by the Ukrainian armed forces on a barracks with Russian invaders in Makiivka named the commander who had gathered them there. According to Anton Golovinsky, who was a private of the 1444th Motorized Rifle Regiment and received 75% body burns during the attack, the order was given by Colonel Roman Yenikeyev.

Golovinsky said: "On New Year's Eve, we were gathered in the auditorium to listen to Putin's speech. We were told to follow the order, the criminal order of Colonel Roman Enikeyev, because of whom all our guys were killed.

Golovinsky himself was taken to a hospital in Rostov-on-Don, where he died several days later from severe injuries incompatible with life.

We shall remind you that on New Year's Eve, the AFU struck HIMARS at a school in Makiivka (48 Kremlin Street), where the occupants were stationed. At the time, there were hundreds of them there.

Telegram channel VChK-OGPU, citing sources, reported that during the strike on PTU No. 19 on the night of December 31 to January 1, the commander of the 1444th Motorized Rifle Regiment from Samara, Colonel Roman Ramilievich Enikeyev and the regiment's chief of staff, Colonel Vladimir Aleksandrovich Kuzkin, were not in the building.

two members of the 1444th Motorized Rifle Regiment's command staff were killed in the attack on the building: regimental senior lieutenant Andrey Shekhovtsev and regimental deputy commander Colonel Alexey Bachurin. They were mobilized officers.

The Russian Defence Ministry initially confirmed the deaths of 63 servicemen, but the number later rose to 98, with Russian authorities saying the occupiers themselves were to blame for the Ukrainian military's mobile phone sightings.