Ukraine liquidates Wagnerian involved in Russian massacre


In 2010, the Tsapkov gang from Krasnodar committed a mass murder in the village of Kushchevskaya, Russia. The thugs brutally murdered 12 people, not even sparing four children.
Journalists in Krasnodar Region, Russia have discovered the fresh grave of Stanislav Lubyanov - who was a member of the gang that murdered 12 people. According to the VChK-OGPU project, Lobyanov was an active member of the Kushchevskaya organised crime group (Tsapki), which brutally murdered a local farmer's family and his guests, including four children.
It is known that the "Tsapki" organized criminal group (Tsapki organized crime group, operating since the early 1990s in the village of Kushchevskaya, Kushchevsky and Leningradsky districts of Krasnodar Territory), of which Lubianov was a member, in 2010 brutally murdered the family of local farmer Sergei Akhmetov. The massacre happened on the day when Vladimir Mironenko, director of an agricultural company from Rostov, visited the businessman.
The bandits killed the men first. Then the wives of both men, the children, Mironenko's mother-in-law and father-in-law, Akhmetov's daughter-in-law and granddaughter, as well as the farmer's neighbour and her son who came to hurry his mother back home.
A total of 12 people were killed, including four children. At the same time, Amira, Akhmetov's nine-month-old granddaughter, was placed on a mountain of corpses and burned alive by the bandits.
During the investigation, the leader of the gang claimed that he killed the people because he had a bad relationship with Akhmetov. The investigation also considered versions of a contract killing and a ritual.
Lobyanov is now buried in the cemetery of the Wagner family. It should be noted that the bandits enlisted by Prigozhin are killed on the front every day. These casualties amount to - hundreds of people killed daily.
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