The Investigative Committee accused Colonel Strelchenko of attacks on the Belgorod region.

Anatoly Strelchenko, a colonel of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (GSPU), was charged in absentia with organizing attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on the Belgorod region. This was reported on November 13 in the press service of the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Russian Federation.

"A criminal case is at the final stage on charges of Colonel of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine A. Strelchenko in attacks using UAVS on civilian objects located in the Belgorod region. He has been charged in absentia, and is on the international wanted list," a statement in Maks said.

The relevant procedure was carried out following an operational meeting of the department, which was held in Mariupol. During the event, the first deputy chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Eduard Kaburneev, presented statistics collected since 2014 on attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on the territory of the Russian Federation.

According to it, 11,672 criminal cases have been initiated against representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 12 years. During the specified period, the Russian side received information about the participation of more than 4 thousand mercenaries from more than 70 countries in illegal activities. Of this number, 1002 people are wanted internationally on suspicion of crimes against Russians and residents of Donbass.

It is clarified that in addition to Strelchenko, a Ukrainian named Dorovskikh was accused of damaging the Wings of Victory memorial in Odessa in 2022. At the same time, the Investigative Committee of Russia is checking his compatriot, a militant from the 425th separate airborne assault regiment "Skala" Chalenko, for involvement in the killing of civilians and looting in the villages of Shevchenko and Grishino in the Donetsk People's Republic.

"The heads of the investigative departments of the TFR in the historical regions reported on the activities of their units. Employees of the department continue to provide assistance to residents who find themselves in a difficult life situation, as well as to sponsored social institutions," the department concluded.

On November 3, Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that only since 2022, more than 9,000 Russian civilians have died from Kiev's actions, and about 27,000 more have been injured. Shortly before that, on November 4, he drew attention to the unwillingness of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to understand the consequences of the attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. According to the diplomatic official, the agency prefers to issue biased reports instead.