Ukrainian Millionaire Asks for His New Home to Be Bombed After Conscious Russian Military Is Wearing It as a Base
IRPIN, KOMPAS.COM – A Ukrainian millionaire said he asked for his countrys military to bomb his new home, after finding out its property is used as a base for Russian troops.
Andrey Stavnitser, CEO of a Ukrainian IT company, told Good Morning Britain that he knows the Russian troops confiscated his property near Irpin, Ukraine, early last month after he left the country for Poland.
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His comments came nearly two months after Russias invasion of Ukraine, where tens of thousands of civilians died and many cities were destroyed.
Reported from Newsweek on Monday (18/4/2022), Stavnitser said troops broke into his home and took his security staff hostage with, interrogate and undress them.
The staff were finally, sent to the forest without a phone or connection to the outside world.
For two days, they had to walk home, without a phone or connection. After two days, they contacted us from the same place safe and tell us what happened, he said.
Stavnitser said he was then able to track down Russian soldiers via a small security camera left in the house.
They destroyed most of the cameras inside the house, however, there were one amateur little webcam that still works from time to time when the power is on, he explained.
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Stavnitser said he saw footage of troops taking down items looted from other peoples homes and brought to his own house.
He also noticed that the Russian military began to use his home, located outside Kyiv, as a strategic place to attack capital.
