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Ukrainian sentenced in Poltava for service in Russian army

A Ukrainian man was sentenced in Poltava for fighting on the side of Russia. He was convicted of treason for signing a contract with the Russian army, for which he received 110,000 rubles per month.

In brief

  • The man was convicted of treason.
  • He signed a contract with the Russian army.
  • He underwent military training in Russia.
  • He fought against the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
  • He received 110,000 rubles per month for his service.
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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    Отримував 110 000 рублів: у Полтаві засудили українця, який воював за РФ

    • first item
    • in the wave, 3 min later
    • local

    Отримував на місяць 110 000 рублів: у Полтаві засудили українця, який воював за РФ

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