The detainee in the Crimea military served in the armed forces and betrayed Ukraine. Video

Dmitry Dolgopolov served in the artillery division of the armed forces.

Detained in the Crimea by the FSB of Russia Dmitry Dolgopolov had previously served in the armed forces, and in 2014, after annexation of the Crimea, entered the service in the Russian army. About this on his page on the social network Facebook wrote the press officer of the armed forces, ex-head of the Crimean media center Colonel Vladislav Seleznev.

According to him, Dolgopolov served in the artillery division of the armed forces.

“Another example of the sad prospects of the traitors of Ukraine. Dima Dolgopolov. He served in the armed forces of Ukraine (major, Deputy to work with the personnel in the Artillery division 406 obag in Simferopol), in 2014 I betrayed the Oath and joined the service of the occupiers, there is more money paid. Now detained by the FSB,” – he wrote.

The Federal security service opened a criminal case under article 275 of the criminal code on state treason. Dolgopolova is threatened by imprisonment for up to 20 years.

At the same time, former colleagues of Dmitry Dolgopolov, who was detained by the FSB in the Crimea, I doubt his involvement in the SBU. About it Корреспондент.net said ex-employee of the Crimean media center of the Ministry of defence of Ukraine Oleksiy Mazepa.

“Dmitry served in Simferopol 406 the coast artillery group, the senior officer of the Department of educational work. After the annexation of Crimea changed the oath and began to serve Russia,” says Mazepa.

According to our interlocutor, no activity or of patriotism during the service, Dolgopolov did not show.

According to officers, the detention Dolgopolov is nothing but the beginning of the operation the FSB against former Ukrainian officers who during the annexation of Crimea sided with Russia.

“Most likely, the FSB launched a special operation to etching from the Russian troops of the former Ukrainian officers. Traitors never do,” said Mazepa.

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