Not In Battle: Prominent Russian Militant’s Death Cause Unveiled

The intelligence chief of the Russian “Española” battalion “self-destructed.”

Russian war criminal Vyacheslav Subbotin (call sign “Vykhodnoy”) was eliminated not in combat in the war against Ukraine. The intelligence chief of the enemy volunteer unit “Española” was killed in a traffic accident.

As obozrevatel.com writes, this data was shared by the Telegram channel “Donechchanin”. The author noted that the propaganda of the aggressor state claims the “heroic death” of the militant, but in reality this is not the case.

“Subbotin’s drunk driver lost control and flew into a tree. The driver himself is alive, but Subbotin is not,” the post says.

The liquidation of “Vykhodnoy” became known on March 3. The death of the militant was reported by one of the “military correspondents” of the propaganda media, saying that “the circumstances are being clarified.” The Russian’s battalion, as well as a number of information resources of the aggressor, claim that he allegedly died while performing a combat mission.

“Española” is a Russian military formation created from radical fans of football clubs.

The 37-year-old intelligence chief of the “Española” brigade, Subbotin, boasted of his participation in the war against Ukraine. In one of the videos, which the criminal recorded with a weapon in his hands, “Vykhodnoy” promised Russian children who would finish the school year with straight A’s to bring the cut off ears of “Azov” soldiers.