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Last night, three more military vehicles were set on fire in Odesa and the surrounding region.
This information reported according to sources in law enforcement.
“The first arson occurred in Odesa at 10:40 PM, where a Kia Sorento belonging to military personnel was set on fire. No one was injured, but the vehicle’s engine and part of the interior were damaged.
The second arson took place at 11:30 PM in the village of Lyman near the Raduzhny residential area. Two vehicles, a Nissan Navara and a Renault Master, both owned by military personnel, were set on fire. No one was injured, but the engines of the vehicles were destroyed,” the source reported.
In response to these incidents, the Security Service of Ukraine has opened a criminal case under the article on obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This article carries a penalty of five to eight years of imprisonment.
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