The Security Service of Ukraine, under the procedural leadership of the Office of the Prosecutor General, completed an investigation and filed an indictment against a Russian woman who called on her husband, Russian military man Roman Bykovsky, who participated in the war against Ukraine, to rape Ukrainian women. This is reported by Schemes, which previously identified Olga Bykovskaya.

According to the publication, referring to information from the Office of the Prosecutor General, the citizens of the Russian Federation accuse Olga Bykovskaya of violating the laws and customs of war (h. 1 st. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine), which provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 12 years.

She was put on the state, interstate and international wanted list, and also chosen in absentia as a measure of restraint in the form of detention. It is applicable after her detention.

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Recall that in April, the SBU published the interception of a conversation between the Russian invader and his wife, in which she calls on her husband to rape Ukrainian women..

“Come on there, rape Ukrainian women and don’t tell me anything. Of course? The main thing is to protect yourself there, ”the woman said to her captor husband.

Later, Schemes journalists identified the spouses. They determined that they were Olga and Roman Bykovski. The man was a conscript of the Russian Guard, and also served in a regiment that participated in the occupation of Crimea by Russia. From the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he fought in the Kherson region as part of the Russian occupying army.