Security Service of Ukraine identifies eight more looters from Bucha who sent stolen goods via Belarus

ROMAN PETRENKO — TUESDAY, 16 AUGUST 2022, 17:38

According to materials from the Security Service of Ukraine, eight more notices of suspicion have been issued to looters from the Russian army who robbed Ukrainians in Bucha, then sent the stolen goods to their relatives from the post office in the Belarusian city of Mozyr.

Source: Security Service of Ukraine

Details: According to the security service, the invaders "cleared out" settlements in Kyiv Oblast: they stole local residents’ property and looted abandoned houses, later sending the plunder on to their relatives.

It has been established that most of them are servicemen from military unit 6720 of the federal service of National Guard troops of the Russian Federation. Among them is a paratrooper guardsman from occupied Crimea.

Specifically, the Russian soldiers looted "trophies" – computer equipment, household appliances, jewellery, gadgets, clothing, food, etc., in Bucha between 24 February and 31 March.

The stolen property was subsequently sent by post from Mozyr to relatives at addresses in the Altai region, Siberia, and the Khabarovsk region and Sakhalin Island in Russia’s Far East.

The soldiers have been issued with notices of suspicion. They face 8-12 years’ imprisonment, and the article on "violations of the laws and customs of war" has no statute of limitations.

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