Traitor Killed in Russia, Law Enforcers Provide Details

6 December, 2023 Illia Kyva. Photo credits: dialogue.ua The Investigative Committee of Russia provided details of the liquidation of traitor Illia Kyva, former Ukrainian MP and military, who fled Russia in January 2022.

The Russian investigators opened a criminal case over Kiva's murder in the Moscow region. It is reported that on the evening of December 5, in the park near the cottages in the village of Suponevo, Odintsovo city district, an unknown person shot Illia Kyva with an unidentified weapon. "The man died on the spot from his wounds.

The deceased has been identified as a former MP of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Illia Kyva," investigators said. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation says that different versions of the incident are being worked out.

Andrii Yusov, a representative of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, also confirmed that former MP Illia Kyva had been killed. "We can confirm that Kyva is finished. And the same fate will befall other traitors to Ukraine, as well as the Putin regime's henchmen," Yusov said.

He also added that Kyva was "one of the most disgusting scum, traitors and collaborators." "Therefore, we can state that justice has different forms," the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine representative emphasized. On March 15, 2022, the Verkhovna Rada deprived Illia Kyva of his parliamentary mandate.

He himself left Ukraine before the start of Russia's large-scale military aggression.

Kyva is accused in Ukraine of high treason, war propaganda, encroachment on territorial integrity, calls for the seizure of state power, and dissemination of communist symbols. On November 13 this year, the Lychakivskyi District Court of Lviv City delivered a guilty verdict in the case of former MP Illia Kyva.

The court sentenced him to 14 years imprisonment with confiscation of property under three articles of the Criminal Code, including treason.