You can appeal the decision within the next 30 days.
Kyiv Solomianskyi court sentenced 21-year-old Russian soldier Vadim Shishimarin, who is accused of killing an unarmed civilian Ukrainian, to life imprisonment. The court session was broadcast by the Public newspaper.
During the sentencing, the judge noted that the occupier's cooperation with the investigation was taken into account. The verdict can be appealed within the next 30 days.
Shishimarin himself fully admitted his guilt.
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who was driving a bicycle along the roadside. Before that, the column, which included Sergeant Shishimarin, was defeated by our Armed Forces. While fleeing, he and 4 other employees fired at a private car and seized it.
After that, the occupiers drove into the village in a stolen car with punctured wheels. On the way they saw a man returning home and talking on the phone. One of the soldiers ordered the sergeant to kill a civilian so that he would not report them to Ukrainian defenders.
He fired several shots through the open window of a car from a Kalashnikov assault rifle into the head of a 62-year-old victim. The man died on the spot just a few dozen meters from his house.
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