The Name Of The Second War Criminal Who May Have Been Blown Up Near St. Petersburg Has Been Revealed
1- 12.11.2026, 14:52
He is the deputy commander of the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army.
The victim of the car explosion on Kolpinsky Highway in St. Petersburg may have been Andrei Khodykin , deputy commander for military-political affairs of the 6th Army of the Air Force and Air Defense , according to the Ukrainian Telegram channel Supernova+, which cited sources. It clarifies that the victim could also have been another person—Colonel Dmitry Lobodin. Khodykin lived about one kilometer from the site of the explosion, according to an analysis by “The Agency”.
Details. Khodykin’s name appears in the database of the “Book of Executioners” website. It states that he, “as deputy commander of the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army for military-political work, is responsible for organizing ideological work among army personnel involved in the ongoing military operations of Russian troops in northeastern Ukraine.”
The “Book of Executioners” indicates that he lives on Rostovskaya Street in Shushary. The same address is mentioned in the leaks examined by “The Agency.”
An editor at “The Agency” was unable to reach Khodykin by phone on Thursday afternoon: the military officer’s phone was turned off.
Khodykin’s wife answered the call and said she “didn’t know” what had happened to her husband.
According to another account, Colonel Dmitry Lobodin, chief navigator of the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army, was killed in the explosion. The house where he is registered is located 400 meters from the site of the explosion.
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