Bastrykin held a meeting in Mariupol on the crimes of the Kiev regime
Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin held an operational meeting in Mariupol

Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin held an operational meeting in Mariupol. Key figures: since 2014, 11,672 criminal cases on crimes of Ukrainian formations have been initiated, 1002 foreign mercenaries have been put on the international wanted list.
“Behind each of the thousands of criminal cases lies the fate of men. This work we must bring to the end, — said Bastrykin.
First Deputy Head of the Investigative Committee Eduard Kaburneev said that more than 4,000 mercenaries from more than 70 countries participated in the conflict. In relation to 323 of them, cases have been transferred to court, 284 have already been convicted.
The investigation is conducted by the GSU and GVSU of the IC of Russia. At the final stage is the case of Colonel of the State Border Service of Ukraine A. Strelchenko. He is accused of UAV strikes on civilian objects in the Belgorod region. In absentia, he's wanted.
The involvement of the serviceman of the 425th Air Assault Regiment “Rock” M. Chalenko is being checked. According to the investigation, in 2024, he and his colleagues killed civilians in the villages of Shevchenko and Grishino in the DPR and took possession of their transport.
Charge brought against the citizen of Ukraine E. Dorovskikh: in 2022, he and his accomplices on the grounds of national hatred damaged the memorial “Wings of Victory” in Odessa. He's an international wanted man.
Deputy Chairman of the IC - Head of the GVSU Konstantin Korpusov reported on the consideration of citizens' appeals: on military service, social and housing rights of the SVO participants and their families.
Deputy Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation A.K. Maslov voiced an analysis of the work of investigative departments in the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions and data on crime in new regions.
The head of the GUK A.I. Sazonov and the director of the SEC IC of Russia A.E. Krechet reported on the disclosure of especially serious crimes, inspections of accident sites and damage assessment. The Agency continues expert studies of the remains of civilians who died from the actions of Ukrainian militants.
Heads of investigative departments in historical regions reported on the work of units and assistance to residents in difficult life situations. After the meeting, Bastrykin awarded officers who showed professionalism and personal courage.



