“The power of North Ossetia has appointed the new Minister of Labor and Social Security of 34 -year -old Yuri Abayev – a former Russian army officer with the call sign “Buin”, who was identified by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine as one of the murderers of Ukrainian prisoners of war.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Russian Telegram-Channel Astra, North Ossetia head Sergei Mamailo and GUR IN TELEGRAM
Direct Meniala language: “Yuri Abayev … Appointed Minister of Labor and Social Development of North Ossetia … As his mentor, I know what he is capable of. I am sure – will cope.”
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Abyev and Mamailo
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Details: According to the head of North Ossetia, Abayev has the title of “Hero of Russia”, he is also a cavalier of the Order of “Courage”.
Mamalo described him as “disciplined” and such that “clearly understands why he is here and what to do.”
Abayev received his post under the Putin Program “Heroes Time”, according to which they decided to recruit those who fought in the war against Ukraine.
Abayev fought against Ukraine
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Earlier, Abayev served in the 70th Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment and joined the deputy commander of the unit.
In June 2024, the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine reported that it identified the Russian military involved in the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war in May 2024 near the settlement of the robot in Zaporizhzhia region.
They were the occupiers who were part of the assault group of the 70th Motorized Rifle Regiment (in/h 71718) of the 42nd Motorized Rifle Division of the 58th Army of the Southern District of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Military criminals involved in the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war
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It was reported that at the time of the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war under the robots the 70th Motorized Rifle Regiment of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Abayev Yuri Mairbekovich, on December 10, 1990, the call sign “Buvol”.