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A military communications specialist beat an acquaintance to death with a hammer in Kyiv: he faces up to 15 years in pri...

15.08.2026, 11:32 Всевидящее ОКО: Україна | Політика ↗

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A military communications specialist beat an acquaintance to death with a hammer in Kyiv: he faces up to 15 years in prison, — police

The body of a 61-year-old pensioner was found right on the street. The men were doing repairs, after which they decided to drink and a fight broke out. The attacker first struck his friend with his fists, then finished him off with a stick and a hammer.

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Військовий СЗЧ забив знайомого молотком до смерті у Києві: йому загрожує до 15 років увʼязнення, — поліція

Тіло 61-річного пенсіонера знайшли просто на вулиці. Чоловіки робили ремонт, після чого вирішили випити і сталася бійка. Нападник бив товариша кулаками, потім добив палицею та молотком.

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