Lukashists Open Memorial Corner Of Russian Occupier In Zubronak Camp

The invader died in the imperialist war in Ukraine.

The children's educational and health camp "Zubronak" in Narach opened a memorial corner in the memory of the hero of Belarus, Mikita Kukanenka, and "hero of the Russian Federation," Aleksandr Krynin, writes Minskaya Prauda.

The event was held in the framework of the "day of the Union State". At one time both servicemen used to rest in the camp: Kukanenka - in 2012, and Krynin - in 2010.

Mikita Kukanenka was one of the pilots of the plane that crashed near Baranavichy on May 19th, 2021. Together with Andrei Nichyporchyk they led the plane away from residential buildings, for which both pilots were posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Belarus.

Aleksandr Krynin received his "title" for his participation in the aggression against Ukraine. It is reported that he fought in Kharkiv region near the village of Malaya Rogan. "On March 28, senior lieutenant Krynin received a shrapnel wound that was incompatible with life when he was leaving the encirclement as part of a group of soldiers," writes Minskaya Prauda.

Thus, the Belarusian children's camp not only honoured the memory of the Russian soldier, who died in the invading war against Ukraine, during which many war crimes were committed, but also equated him with the Belarusian pilot, who saved many people at the cost of his life.