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Outspoken ex-commander who clashed with military leadership says drugs were planted in his car

Oleksandr Shyrshyn, a former battalion commander in Ukraine's 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade, said on Facebook on Aug. 28 that cannabis had been planted in his car in an apparent attempt to implicate him in the illegal production and possession of drugs.

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At the 16th Army Corps, you're going to do a service to the tumbler's arm, and you're gonna do the tug-off on Major Oleksandr Shirshin, and you're gonna do the same thing.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The exombat “Maguri” Shirshin said that he was thrown drugs - the police told their version of the searchAlexander Shirshin said that he was thrown drugs during a car inspection in Kharkiv. The National Police have removed the substances and are checking circumstances.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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A soldier claims drugs were planted on him. A scandal erupted in Kharkiv involving a soldier who was stopped by police and told they had seized drugs. His defense attorney calls the events a planned provocation, and the National Police promises an investigation. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a statement from soldier Artem Shirshin and reports from the National Police. The soldier's version According to the soldier, he was stopped for …

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On August 28, in Kharkiv, the former battalion commander of the 47th separate mechanized brigade “Magura” Oleksandr Shyrshin stated that after a police stop, packages with an unknown substance were found in his car and next to him. The serviceman claims that they were “planted” on him, and calls the situation itself a planned operation. He reported this on his Facebook page and told a journalist from Gvara Media at the scene. According to Shyrsh…

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The acting head of the National Police wrote that law enforcement officers “do not draw any hasty conclusions”. Says the information was provided by the VSP

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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babel.ua broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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