The Prosecutor General released a photo of the occupant who stole medals from a World War II veteran

The photos were published by Prosecutor General Irina Venediktova:

This is Daniil Frolkin, a 21-year-old serviceman from the already world-famous 64 separate guards (after the atrocities in Bucha) motorized rifle brigade of the Ground Forces from Russia as part of the 35th combined arms army.

According to the Prosecutor General, in March, during the occupation of the village of Andreevka, Buchansky District, Frolkin illegally detained an unarmed civilian man. Together with another colleague, they placed him in an electrical substation. After the beating, the serviceman fired a lethal bullet into the victim's head.

The occupier also took possession of the car of another villager, breaking into his house and threatening him with a weapon.

And in the house of a World War II veteran, he stole a generator that supplied the house with electricity. And yet - in front of a 96-year-old man, he took away his Soviet and Ukrainian medals, orders and awards.

In the stolen medals, the invader even took a picture and posted his “feat” on the social network.

Thanks to the efforts of the Kyiv regional prosecutor's office, the SBU and the National Police, the "hero" was suspected of violating the laws and customs of war, combined with premeditated murder, Venediktova states.

Chingiz Atantaev, a serviceman of the airborne troops of the Russian Federation, was also identified. During the occupation of Andreevka, he conducted illegal interrogations of residents and searches in their homes of citizens.

At the same time, he intimidated civilians and threatened them with murder.