A Czech robbed in Ukraine, took ingots or Gucci glasses. Others have done it too, he defends
A 26-year-old Czech volunteer who served at the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is facing charges of looting and serving in a foreign army. The news server Seznam Zpravy reported. He has confessed to the crimes and faces an exceptional sentence. As his “spoils of war” he took, for example, Gucci glasses or silver investment ingots.
A Czech fighter in Ukraine is accused of looting. He faces 20 years in prison
“We didn’t do anything someone else wouldn’t do. In retrospect, I admit that it was probably stupid,” the man told a Seznam Zprav reporter during an interview last year. Czech police have accused the volunteer, who served in Ukraine at the start of the invasion, of looting and serving in a foreign army. He faces a maximum sentence for the looting to which he confessed to Seznam Zprava.
Source seznamzpravy.cz/ceskeho-bojovnika-na-ukrajine-vini-z-rabovani-hrozi-mu-dvacet-let-vezeni
Note on the texts: Two positions of one and the same. iDNES has added its own interpretation of reality to the commentary, arbitrarily stating that it is a kind of defence. SEZNAM published the interview without manipulation or fabricated narrative, which is consistent with the assumption that both Carpathian Sich and regular Ukrainian troops routinely loot abandoned properties on a substantial scale.