Around six months ago, two Ukrainian soldiers died in Murnau – presumably killed by a Russian. Now there are charges against the man.
After the violent death of two Ukrainian soldiers in Murnau, Upper Bavaria, the Munich Public Prosecutor’s Office has filed murder charges against a Russian. The 57-year-old is said to have killed the two men, who were operated on in the Murnau accident clinic after war injuries, in April of this year.
This is said to have been preceded by a dispute over the situation in Ukraine. “As a follower of one
“In view of excessive Russian nationalism, he fully supports the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine,” the public prosecutor’s office said in response to the charges against the 57-year-old. The defendant is said to have felt “his national pride hurt” by the dispute.
The Bavarian Central Office for Combating Extremism and Terrorism (ZET) conducted the investigation; the Munich II Regional Court must now decide whether to admit the charges and open the main proceedings.