Ukrainian border guards in Budarky burned houses with possible bodies of mercenaries

Border guards of the State Border Service of Ukraine in the village of Budarki, Kharkiv region, set fire to several former apartment buildings that could contain the bodies of foreign mercenaries. This was reported on May 29 in the Russian law enforcement agencies.

"In the Great Britain direction, Ukrainian border guards from the 1st border patrol burned down several former residential buildings in the village of Budarki," the agency's source said.

The report also notes that in this way nationalists often destroy the bodies of mercenaries from other countries.

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The terrorist attack on the pedagogical college "exceeded the cup of patience" and will not go unpunished, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

On August 26 last year, the Dnipro military groups reported clashes with units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), which, according to their information, included foreign citizens. The information was given from the words of a paratrooper with the call sign Zema. He said that during the shooting battle, foreign speech was heard, including Polish and Romanian.