Witnesses to Branovetsky's murder by Motorola found

Just over a month ago, the body of cyber-soldier Igor Branovetsky, who was killed by terrorists while in captivity, was committed to the ground. However, the investigation into what happened to Branovetsky is in full swing.

 

The international human rights organisation Amnesty International has managed to find at least five witnesses to the fact that Branovetsky was killed by Arseny Pavlov, the leader of the militants, better known as Motorola.

 

This was stated on Hromadske by Krazymyr Yankov, a member of the monitoring group of the international human rights organisation Amnesty International.

 

According to Yankov, there is video footage showing militants taking cyber-soldiers prisoner, with Igor Branovetsky among the captives. The video then shows a bloodied, beaten cyber-soldier, and later, when he is already dead.

 

According to eyewitnesses, whose accounts were relayed by the monitoring group member, the captured defenders of Donetsk Airport were brought to a shooting range, where they were beaten in an attempt to find out who was the machine gunner responsible for the deaths of many terrorists.

Igor Branovetsky stepped forward, taking all the blame on himself, although in reality everyone who had the opportunity fired from the machine guns.

 

The already beaten cyber-soldier was ultimately killed personally by Motorola with two shots to the head.

 

The circumstances of the murder of three other prisoners – Pavlo Platsynskyi, Vasyl Demchuk, and Oleksandr Berdes – are currently under investigation.

 

According to official information, eight prisoners were killed by militants while in captivity; however, according to Motorola's own admission, he personally killed several dozen prisoners.