From Euromaiden Press – The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) revealed the identities of two men who coordinated a deadly Russian missile attack on a cafe in the village of Hroza, Kharkiv Oblast, on 5 October.
The perpetrators were 30-year-old Volodymyr Mamon and his younger 23-year-old brother, Dmytro Mamon. The brothers, both local residents, sided with the Russian occupiers during the region’s occupation.
Pretending to have friendly conversations, the brothers used messaging apps to ask people for information about Ukrainian troop movements and public events in Kharkiv Oblast.
Since early October, the Mamon brothers had been gathering intel about a planned reburial service for a fallen Ukrainian defender in the village of Hroza.
After getting the exact address and time of the event from Volodymyr Mamon, the Russians launched a targeted missile attack on the village using Iskander-M missiles. The attack killed 53 civilians, including a young child.
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