Putin’s party collaborator blown up in Zaporizhzhya Oblast, Ukraine
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Anton Yakymenko, so-called deputy of the “district council” in occupied Yakymivka, Zaporizhzhya Oblast, was reportedly killed in an explosion, another collaborator Vladimir Rogov reported on April 16 via Telegram.
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Rogov blamed Ukraine.
Yakimenko is a member of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party.
According to Rogov, Yakimenko was in top three of party’s electoral list in pseudo-elections of occupation “authorities” and was also head of Yakymivske grain enterprise, esteblished by Russian occupiers.
Message does not specify in what condition Yakimenko is, but Rogov claims an “assassination attempt”.
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In his next message, he added that explosive device was attached to gate near collaborator’s house.
When he opened it to drive his car into the yard, it went off.
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