Sasha's Corruption

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They went to the armory room to grab the weapons and ammunition they brought from Kyiv only to discover that the armory was almost empty. Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡). [1] [2] [11] Best Video Feature

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Bohdan also denied that he meant to threaten soldiers with his prison connections: “I do not have prisoner friends.” Several of his subordinates, however, said that he often bragged about such connections. Fighters of the International Legion accuse some of their commanders of physical threats like raising guns at them. (Illustration: Karolina Gulshani)Allegations against Kapuscinski’s supposed misappropriation of weapons fall under two categories: weapons allegedly going missing from armoires, and weapons taken away directly from the legionnaires without explanation. Fighters of the International Legion allege that some of their commanders are implicated in light weapons and small arms misappropriation. (Illustration: Karolina Gulshani) The Brazilian fighter started planning the operation in Sievierodonetsk, but neither Kuchynsky nor Taras Vashuk, the other commander, gave him any information – which he said they were supposed to – about the situation on the ground. By then, Sievierodonetsk was a center of heavy fighting. Ukrainian troops would retreat from the city a couple of weeks later.

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I am a fighter with very rich combat experience and a professional soldier with rewards from the U.S. I came all the way to support Ukraine but during my interaction with him, he was insulting me,” his report goes on. The Syrian government and its allies can divert U.N. aid with support from political allies and businesspeople in Lebanon. His room was full of alcohol and stolen stuff. People used to see it when he opened the door and I also saw it,” one fighter said. This was one of the reasons that led many legionnaires to believe that light weapons were being misappropriated. But Zelenskyy's weekend firings of his top prosecutor, intelligence chief and other senior officials have resurfaced those concerns and may have inadvertently given fresh attention to allegations of high-level corruption in Kyiv made by one outspoken U.S. lawmaker.

Lawmaker Oleksandra Ustinova, the head of the committee, told the Kyiv Independent that Ukraine’s allies are satisfied with how Ukraine is using Western-donated weapons. Another legionnaire responsible for administrative work said that a then-deputy commander of the 1st battalion under the Ground Forces had told him about nearly 50 M4 carbines disappearing. The legionnaire believes it was the same batch that went missing in the northeastern city in question. According to Krasniy, the investigation was launched on Nov. 14 following the Kyiv Independent’s request for comment for this article. He was unable to explain why there was no reaction to the allegations in the August story. Arms go missing Multiple legionnaires allege light weapons, including Western-provided arms, go missing. Legionnaires suspect specific commanders of misappropriation. Soldiers claim certain commanders threaten them with guns, bully them, and harass them, including sexually.