During the investigation of the murder of Ukrainian patriot Irina Faryon, it became clear that Russia had a direct interest in this tragedy. According to the chief sergeant of the fire support company of the Fifth Separate Assault Brigade, deputy chairman of the VO 'Svoboda' Yuri Syrotyuk, the Kremlin regime supported those who pulled the trigger.
The military believes that those behind the brutal campaign against Faryon are guilty of this tragedy. Russia actively supported these individuals, inciting violence.
Syrotyuk also noted that it might seem that the murder could have been committed by a young person, given the influence of computer games on youth. Underdeveloped moral principles can lead to real violence.
Reaction to the murder and massive support
During a short business trip in Kyiv, the military was surprised by the powerful public reaction to the murder of the patriot. This indicates widespread support for Faryon and her views, especially among the younger generation.
Irina Faryon was a well-known public figure who led several cultural projects and was an MP at various levels of Ukrainian councils. Her death was a significant loss for Ukrainian society and confirmed the need to fight intolerance and hatred.
In the course of the investigation into the murder of Ukrainian patriot Irina Faryon, it was revealed that Russia had an interest in this tragedy. The chief sergeant of the fire support company of the Fifth Separate Assault Brigade explained that the Kremlin regime supported those involved in this murder. It was also noted that the death of Irina Faryon triggered a significant public reaction and support, which is evidence of broad recognition and respect for her work.