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The scene of the blast in Kramatorsk in June 2023. Photograph: Reuters
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The scene of the blast in Kramatorsk in June 2023. Photograph: Reuters
Ukraine



UKRAINIAN MAN JAILED FOR LIFE OVER ROLE IN RUSSIAN STRIKE ON PIZZERIA

Man provided information on restaurant in Kramatorsk that was hit last June,
killing 13 people including novelist Victoria Amelina

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Staff and agencies in Kyiv
Thu 4 Apr 2024 17.15 CESTFirst published on Thu 4 Apr 2024 16.53 CEST
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A Ukrainian man who helped Russia target a missile strike on a pizzeria in the
eastern city of Kramatorsk last June has been jailed for life.

Thirteen people including the novelist and poet Victoria Amelina were killed
when a Russian ballistic missile tore through the popular Ria Pizza restaurant
on the evening of 27 June 2023.



“A local resident was sentenced to life imprisonment for guiding the occupiers’
missile attack on the pizzeria in Kramatorsk,” the office of Ukraine’s
prosecutor general said on Thursday.

It said the man was recruited to carry out the task by an intelligence official
in the Russian-controlled part of the eastern Donetsk region, who asked him to
gather information about the restaurant.

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“The convict agreed to the offer. In the city centre, he noticed cars with
military licence plates in the car park and military themselves in the
restaurant,” it said.

The man then covertly recorded two videos of the site, which he sent to his
handler via Telegram before covering up evidence of his actions, it said.

“The man was sentenced to life imprisonment with confiscation of property for
high treason,” it added.

Kyiv has waged an intense crackdown on those suspected of having aided and
abetted Russian forces since the invasion in February 2022, many in its east and
south.

The UN said last year that Ukraine had opened more than 6,600 criminal cases
“against individuals for collaboration and other conflict-related crimes” since
the war began.

Also on Thursday, Russian drones struck two apartment buildings and a power
plant in Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, killing four people, as the
Kremlin continued to escalate its bombardment of civilian areas.

Shahed drones smashed into two apartment buildings in Kharkiv, near the Russian
border, which has frequently been targeted. Other drones targeted the power
grid.

In recent months, Russian forces have stepped up their aerial barrages of
Ukraine, hitting urban areas. The approximately 1,000km (620-mile) frontline is
largely deadlocked, but Kyiv officials say Moscow’s troops have recently been
probing for Ukrainian weaknesses on ahead of an expected large-scale Russian
offensive in the summer.

The Russian strikes hit a multistorey building in Kharkiv twice in quick
succession, killing three first responders, local authorities said. Six people
were wounded. Another 14-storey building was hit by a drone, killing a
69-year-old woman.

Ukrainian officials have previously accused Russia of targeting rescue workers
by hitting residential buildings with two consecutive missiles – the first to
draw crews to the scene and the second to wound or kill them. Russians used the
same method in Syria’s civil war.

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