accused vladimir katryuk, korateli from that very 118th ukrainian police battalion executioner of khatynthe war. the criminal was hiding in canada, where he died at the age of 93 in the status of an innocent pensioner, and not a bloody murderer. a hearing in the supreme court is an act of justice, as the state prosecutor said, it is important through a court decision to show the true role of the punisher, his true face. without international cooperation, of course, it is impossible to investigate such cases, i will say that with germany, if in certain areas. cooperation, slovakia sent us a large volume of documents that are currently being investigated in cases of such categories, unfortunately, our closest neighbors poland, the baltic states, they refused us. based on the interests of national security, some countries, a distant, distant arc of countries, latin america, inform us that the documents have been accepted for work, we have clarified some things, but so far there is no significant help from them, the most effective, the most fruitful, the most valuable we cooperate, of course

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the very 118th ukrainian police battalion.ing the year of occupation, this unit went through several regions of belarus at once, leaving behind corpses and ashes. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93 in the status of an innocent pensioner, and not a bloody killer. supreme court hearing is an act justice. a tv news agency film crew is working in the hall; all the details of the unique trial will be in our next broadcasts. the west keeps the necessary media, which are supposedly independent, afloat only for political reasons, even if they are ineffective. we are talking about the extremist belsat, which, let us remind you, is part of the structure of the state polish media holding tvp, but for some reason they list it as a belarusian channel. the product of an influential polish family, which for many years satisfied the whims of the right to justice party, what could be talked about on air and what could not, how they obtained information about our country while behind the cordon, and how th

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the 118th ukrainian police battalion.n canada, where he died at the age of 93. kotryuk’s atrocities were known back in the days of the bssr, but not then, not now, the west did not want to hand over the nazi executioner. as the state prosecutor stated, it is important to show through the court decision the true role of the punisher, his true face. his case included 35 volumes, a. 48 people are witnesses. alexander kamovich will continue the topic. a crime without a statute of limitations, the supreme court of belarus today began considering a criminal case on the genocide of the belarusian people against vladimir katryuk. this is not just a participant, but an executioner of the notorious 118th ukrainian punitive battalion, whose units also participated in the destruction of khatyn. there are dozens in the courtroom cameras, journalists carefully listen to every word of the state prosecutor. not only loud, but unique for jurisprudence as a whole. in fact, this is a precedent, because such processes have never happened bef

the supreme court continues to consider the case of the executioner of khatyn vladimir katryuk. war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. his atrocities were still known. during the bssr, but neither then nor now did the west want to extradite a nazi criminal. as the state prosecutor said, it is important to show the true role of the punisher, his true face, through a court decision. his case contains 35 volumes, 48 ​​people are witnesses. today in court the testimony of the punisher vasily meleshek from the 118th battalion was read out. he was executed in 1975 for burning down khatyn, according to testimony he gave. was one of those who detained lumberjacks, whom the nazis mistook for partisans. from mileshka's testimony it follows that kotriuk escorted a group of lumberjacks, and then took part in the execution of fifteen of them. also today , video testimony of the victim joseph shattil was shown. at the time of the nazi punitive operation in the logoisk region, he was 10 years old. the man was questioned by investigators back in 2021. joseph shatila sp

the supreme court continues to consider the case of executioner atyne vladimir katryuk.er the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93 . his atrocities were known even during the bssr, but not like this. his true face. his case contains 35 volumes, 48 ​​people are witnesses. today in court they read testimony of the punisher vasily meleshek from the 118th battalion, he was executed in 1975 for burning khatyn, according to the testimony he gave in the seventies. opportunities for cooperation, the capital's business forum brought together about 60 companies from the uf and 400 belarusian enterprises; according to our prime minister, there are plans to expand traditional areas of cooperation and increase trade turnover. based on family values, this was discussed today at a meeting of parliamentarians of the union state with metropolitan benjamin. when in the modern world it goes the struggle for minds, values ​​and views that are completely alien to our countries are being implanted, it is important to unite and not allow our national code to be destr

the supreme court of belarus began to read out the testimony of witnesses in the case of vladimir katryuk. known as the executioner of khatyn. and here, in this place, among these punishers was vladimir kotryuk. papers on the carpet, more problems with the teleprompter and attempts to find my place in space next to the king of jordan. what did biden say about the rafah operation? rivers on the streets of antalya, cars under water, basements and subways are flooded. severe flooding due to heavy rains the rains also affected several areas of aman. people are asked not to go out, this is a special breed of people, there were seven brave and courageous in total, they saved 104 chelyuskinites from a drifting ice floe, the whole world watched this heroic operation 90 years ago. near artyomovsky, our troops destroyed a group of ukrainian infantry. saransk, saransk, i am a tramp, i received fragment 76. a reconnaissance drone discovered the enemy fighters' shelter. after this, a group of usuri paratroopers moved into the area in third-generation infantry fighting vehicles. by defensive the enemy

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a member of the notorious 18th punitive battalion, whose units literally destroyed the civilian population of belarus. they were also the ones who burned down khatyn. after the war , kotryuk hid in canada, where the last executioner of khatyn died. at the age of 93, in the status of an ordinary pensioner. the first hearing was held yesterday, today the court will continue to investigate materials of the case, the testimony of the victim joseph bronislavovich shatil will also be read out. in total, there are 48 witnesses in the case; due to their advanced age, not everyone will be able to attend the courtroom. i must say that he did not suddenly appear in a real criminal case, back in soviet times, the prosecutor's office. the bssr opened a criminal case against him and sent him for relevant materials to bring him to criminal responsibility, and the same steps were taken by the investigative committee of the russian federation, not for long, shortly before his death, but the canadian authorities responded, in fact , left these requests unanswered, and this,

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the same 118th ukrainian police battalion, the executioner. after the war, he was a criminal. hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93 in the status of an innocent pensioner, and not a bloody killer. a hearing in the supreme court is an act of justice, as the state prosecutor said, it is important to show through a court decision the true role of the punisher, his true face. without international cooperation, of course , it is impossible to investigate such cases, i will say that with germany, if in certain areas. into work, they clarified some things with us, but so far there is no significant help from them; the most effective, the most fruitful, the most valuable cooperation we have, of course, is with the relevant authorities of the russian federation. back in soviet times, the bssr prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against katryuk and sent materials to canada. the same steps were taken by the russian investigative committee shortly before death of a nazi, but canadian authorities left requests unanswered. currently, thanks.

today, the supreme court continues to consider the case of the khatyn executioner vladimir katryuk, readinghe testimony of witnesses , many pointed to katryuk’s involvement in the burned villages, executions of partisans and civilians. several witnesses spoke about the facts of the criminal’s looting after the brutal murders, and the testimonies of the punishers were read out at the trial. many people were interrogated about the actions of kotryuk in the seventies. name the punitive forces could not even remember some of the burned villages. when all the people were driven into the barn, whoever closed the door on the opposite side of the wall, the barn caught fire. there was a command not to let anyone out of the barn, but to shoot anyone trying to escape. after the barn was set on fire, the villagers driven into it began. screaming, knocking on the door, several people tried to get out of the barn, the roof was made of straw, which quickly burned and fell into the barn, into the hole that formed in the roof, they tried to get out, people doomed to death, along them fire was opened from al

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the 118th ukrainian police battalion.ar, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. kotryuk’s atrocities were known back in the days of the bssr. but neither then nor now did the west want to hand over the nazi executioner. as stated. participated, among other things, in the destruction of khatyn. there are dozens of cameras in the courtroom, journalists carefully listen to every word of the state prosecutor. the case is not only high-profile, but unique for jurisprudence as a whole. in fact, this is a precedent, because such processes have never happened before, but the time has come to establish justice and condemn the atrocities those who evaded fair punishment. after the war, kotryuk hid in canada, the last executioner of khatyn died at the age of 93 in the status of an ordinary pensioner. in addition to khatyn, the 118th punitive battalion and kotryuk participated in large-scale cleansing of the civilian population of belarus. during the years of occupation, this unit went through several regions of

but the accused is missing, vladimir katryuk, a nazi criminal.t interfere with the process. last summer , amendments to the legislation were approved in belarus on the inadmissibility of refusing to initiate criminal proceedings or terminating proceedings against the deceased. persons who have committed crimes against peace that do not have a statute of limitations, such as, for example, war crimes or genocide, it is under this article that the kotriuk case is being considered, the only lifetime one and a half minutes of video with hidden cameras, here he is in the apiary, casually brushing away the bees, also as well as from questions about your nazi past, i will not talk about it, your name is on the list of nazi criminals. this is not the first time. according to investigators, katryuk lived an unfairly long life, especially compared to his many victims. his nickname in belarus and russia is the executioner of khatyn. in this belarusian village in march 1943 , 149 people were killed, including 75 children, and all the houses were burned down.

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a member of the notorious 118th punitive battalion. whose unit literally the civilian population in belarus, including the ones who burned the village of khatyn. katryuk died in canada at the age of 93. the first hearing took place in court the day before. today, the study of the case materials continued. there are 35 volumes in total, and there are 48 witnesses in the case. slutsk invites you to get in touch with the spiritual local history museum. a unique exhibition called icons of wonderful light is open to visitors. the total is kept in the museum's storage rooms. among the objects of religious art there are gifts from local residents, family icons prayed for centuries, an image that is especially treasured for the occasion of the face of st. nicholas the wonderworker, a work painted in the manner of the belarusian school of icon painting. over the past year, the historical and cultural heritage in belarus has been replenished by 24. in total , the list includes almost 5,700 objects, these are not only monuments of history, architecture and urban plan

the accused is vladimir katryuk, a member of the notorious 118th punitive battalion, whose units literallyxterminated civilians in belarus. among other things, they were the ones who burned the village of khatyn. katryuk died in canada at the age of 93. the first hearing took place in court the day before. today, the study of the case materials has continued, there are 35 volumes in total, and there are 48 witnesses in the case. slutsk invites you to get in touch with the spiritual local history museum. a unique exhibition called icons of wonderful light is open to visitors. in total, the museum’s storerooms contain 180 pieces of sacred art, images and icon frames. the exhibition features 50 works; the foundation of the collection was laid by confiscated goods. the images seized at grodno and brez customs were transferred to the museum. among the objects of religious art there are gifts from local residents, family icons prayed for centuries, an image that is especially treasured by chance, the face of st. nicholas the wonderworker, a work written in the belarusian manner icon painting sch

today, the supreme court continues to consider the case of the executioner of khatyn, vladimir katryuktestimonies of witnesses, many pointed to the involvement of kotryuk in the burned villages and executions of partisans. and civilians. several witnesses spoke about the facts of the criminal's murder after the brutal murders. at the trial , the testimonies of the punishers were read out about the actions of kotryuk. many were interrogated in the seventies. the punitive forces could not even remember the name of some of the burned villages. when all the people were driven into the barn, whoever closed the door on the opposite wall, the barn caught fire. there was a team, no one from the barn. not release those trying to escape and shoot them. after the barn was set on fire , driven into it, the villagers began to scream, knock on the door, several people tried to get out of the barn, the roof was made of straw, which quickly burned and fell into the barn, into the hole that formed in the roof, they tried to get out, doomed to death people. fire was opened on them from all types of weap

begin to consider in open court a criminal case against... and 118 ukrainian punitive battle vladimir katryukhug took an active part in operations to exterminate the civilian population of the bssr, including the burning of residents of khatyn and the murders of jewish families. katryuk lived quietly and peacefully until he was 93 years old and avoided fair punishment for massacres of people, died in 2015. the belarusian justice will put a legal end to the case of punitive justice. his atrocities will be known to the general public. history. the security council of belarus remembers the battle of death. it’s not enough to build an energy-efficient house; you also need to learn how to operate it correctly. otherwise, residents will be disappointed due to unreasonable financial losses. branch of the industrial pedagogical college of the republican institute of vocational education, at one time the first in the country opened enrollment for the specialty construction and operation of energy-efficient buildings and structures. a visionary solution is here today. it is believed that the demand for

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vladimir kotryuk. apart from joseph kaminsky, this is a monument to him, an unconquered person. five more witnesses survived in khatyn. investigators conducted confrontations. punishers were taken to crime scenes. the name katryukst appeared when grigory vasyura, one of the most famous executioners of khatyn, was tried and sentenced to death in minsk. we will restore historical justice for our children, for our descendants. we let's tell you how it really happened. kotryuk transferred contributions, here is his name on the list of sponsors of the ukrainian congress. moreover, he received the so-called hitler’s pension, an allowance for collaborators of the reich, and financed the installation of a monument to the nationalists bukovinsky kuren in his homeland in the ukrainian chernivtsi. even a canadian court confirmed the fact of collaboration, but he did not see any atrocities and executions at close range. the canadian authorities essentially put the brakes on when in may 2015 the russian side demanded the extradition of kotaryuk. i only had 2 weeks left to live. in this criminal case they are also hearing witnesses; they are all already 90 years old; there is no statute of limitations for such crimes; now it

bring to a verdict the case of nazi criminal vladimir kotaryuk, the executioner of khatyn, who during his lifetime could not be brought to justice. katryuk posthumously, the dock is empty, but everything is according to the law. a lawyer has been provided by the state. the prosecutor read out the charges under article genocide for more than an hour. realizing the common goal of systematic destruction with nazi criminals. of the belarusian people, the victims are listed by name, kotryuk is accused of the brutal murders of almost 400 civilians. on requests from the prosecutor general's office were answered by germany and slovakia and refused assistance by the baltic states and poland, the borders of humanity. the most effective, most fruitful and most valuable cooperation we have, of course, is with the relevant authorities of the russian federation. those documents that were received from them, plus our research, archival files, they formed the basis of this criminal case. he lived in the province of quebec, raised bees, and responded to all accusations with a poisonous refusal. this is not the first time. and that this is all untrue? i w

vladimir. kotryuk. the name kotryuk first appeared when grigory vasyura, one of the most famous executioners of khatyn, was tried and sentenced to death in minsk. katryukalled hitler pension , an allowance for supporters of the reich, and financed the installation of a monument to the nationalist bukovinsky kuren in his homeland in the ukrainian chernivtsi. even a canadian court confirmed the fact of collaboration, but he did not see any atrocities and executions at close range. the canadian authorities essentially put the brakes on when in may 2015 the russian side demanded the extradition of katoruk, who had at most 2 weeks to live. within this. everyone is over 90, there is no statute of limitations for such crimes, now it is a law according to which the perpetrator will be convicted even after death. anastasia sakhovskaya, alexander alexandronits, oleg peletsky, ekaterina bakhtovy, daria podobedova, conduct minsk. now the footage that we literally just received from novoagorevo. vladimir putin held a meeting of the russian security council via videoconference. and this is how the head of state determined the topic of the meeting. with us today. the