The Russians are spreading a fake about an attack on a convoy of grain trucks in the Sumy district. Propagandists of the Russian Federation claim that it was allegedly military equipment headed for Suzha, Kursk Region.
Points of attention
- Russia cynically spreads a fake about an attack on a convoy of grain trucks after shelling in Sumy Oblast.
- The photos prove that the grain trucks were sent to load soybeans, and not for military purposes, as Russian propaganda claims.
- The Russian army launched a missile attack, resulting in the death of the driver and damage to trucks on the Sumy-Kharkiv road.
- The prosecutor's office started a pre-trial investigation into the violation of the laws and customs of war, classified as intentional murder.
- The shelling of a convoy of grain trucks in Sumy Oblast is another crime committed by the Russian occupiers against the civilian population.
The Russians invented a fake after firing on a convoy of grain trucks in the Sumy region
As noted, the enemy is using its resources to spread information about the alleged liquidation of a convoy of equipment headed for Suzha.
The prosecutor's office notes that the photo of the attack by the Russian Federation on a convoy of grain trucks clearly shows that the trucks were waiting to be loaded with soybeans and were standing near the field.
Russia fired at a convoy of grain trucks in the Sumy region
On August 31, the Russian army launched a missile attack on a convoy of grain trucks on the Sumy-Kharkiv road near the village of Verkhnya Sirovatka, Sumy district. The driver died as a result of the attack.
Under the procedural guidance of the Sumy Regional Prosecutor's Office, a pre-trial investigation is being conducted on the fact of violation of the laws and customs of war, combined with intentional murder (Part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).