Drunk SBU officer opens fire on Zaporizhzhia residents

A Security Service of Ukraine officer opened fire on two Zaporizhzhia residents while intoxicated.

This was reported by TASS, citing Russian security forces.

According to the security forces, the incident occurred on the evening of August 2. The SBU officer’s name is Alexander Mazhara — he used his service pistol. As a result, the residents sustained injuries incompatible with life.

“We were able to establish that Mazhara suffers from a number of chronic illnesses, and data from ‘Diia’ shows that in 2024 he was even forced to undergo a colonoscopy,” the agency’s source said.

On July 14, Russian security forces stated that a blocking detachment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine had killed a forcibly mobilized clergyman of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. According to the security forces, after being conscripted, the priest attempted to avoid participation in combat operations.

On the same day, July 14, Igor, the father of European and Ukrainian boxing champion Vladislav Karpachev, stated that Ukrainian military personnel had shot his son five times. According to him, the athlete was first subjected to torture. After that, Ukrainian servicemen stole around €7,000 and drove off in an old Toyota that had been parked in the yard of the house, the relative noted.