The Traktorozavodsky District Court of Volgograd imposed a fine of 15,000 rubles on 62-year-old Alexander Semshchikov, who shouted to the military commissar “Glory to Ukraine! This was reported by the joint press service of the regional courts..

Semshchikov found guilty of " According to the police, in May he saw a military commissar from the window of a KamAZ truck and shouted to him “Glory to Ukraine!

Volgograd citizen pleaded guilty and repented, the press service added.

Local media published a transcript of a conversation between military commissar Ivan Rybin and Semshchikov. A pensioner who was repairing the road near the military registration and enlistment office said he wanted to know the opinion of the military about Ukraine. In response, the commissioner suggested that the driver was " He tried to find out why Rimshchikov uttered the slogan, he replied: “A lot are dying there”.