Writing an anthem for the 'Wagnerites': a musician-propagandist will be tried in Vinnytsia.

In the city of Vinnytsia, a court case begins against the author of propagandist songs, including an anthem for the PMC "Wagner", who is accused of collaborationism and glorification of the enemy. This was reported by the Vinnytsia Regional Prosecutor's Office.

According to the authorities, this author of Russian-language songs is originally Ukrainian, and one of his works became the anthem for the PMC "Wagner".

With his propagandist repertoire, the "artist" performs at mass events organized by the Russian Federation, where he publicly calls the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russian troops "historically Russian" and supports the "SMO" in Ukraine. The accused also spreads these messages on his internet channels and social networks, attracting a large audience and urging support for his narratives.

Thus, an indictment against this musician was sent to court on charges of collaborationism, glorification of the enemy, public calls for aggressive war, and changing state boundaries and structure of Ukraine, as well as inciting national hatred. For these charges, he faces up to 12 years in prison and confiscation of property.

Recall that the Security Service recently detained another Russian agent in the Sumy region. This agent turned out to be a former deputy of the Shostka City Council representing the banned Party of Regions. According to the investigation, he secretly observed the movement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and recorded the locations of Ukrainian troops defending the Sumy border. The agent took photos and videos of these objects while touring the area in his own car.

Earlier, the Security Service detained an agent of the Federal Security Service of Russia in the Donetsk region. This agent, a 34-year-old local volunteer for the UN World Food Programme, was recruited by the occupiers. He was spying on the movement of Ukrainian troops and gathering information for the Russian security service.

The Russian authorities continue their strategy of excluding local residents from leadership positions in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.