Russian ‘champion looter’ reportedly sent 1K pounds of goods home

A Russian soldier dubbed the “champion looter” of Ukraine swiped virtually 1,000 pounds of unwell-gotten goods to send back to his home region, a report reported Tuesday.

Yevgeny Kovalenko, 27, despatched 970 lbs of loot,  including speakers, tools, a desk and a tent, to his hometown of Rubtsovsk in the Altai area of Siberia amid the invasion of Ukraine, East2West Information documented.

He was among a team of 16 “marauder” troopers who reportedly helped by themselves to people’s possessions and shop goods in many occupied communities.

Russian opposition media outlet Dossier Heart recently pictured him at the CDEK shipping middle in Belarus sending the booty back again to his hometown, according to East2West.

The goods had been resolved to his 24-12 months-previous wife, Margarita, a graduate of the Altai Condition College of Tradition, the report stated.

“More than two dozen soldiers go as a result of the business in the course of the broadcast. Chevrons of Russian troops on their uniforms are noticed.” File Centre claimed.

“The Russian soldiers had just returned to Belarus. It is not likely that they had time to legally acquire these tons of items,” it additional. “The file for the quantity and body weight of parcels is held by Yevgeny Kovalenko, 27….he tried using to mail home 17 parcels with a complete pounds of 440k (970 lbs .).”

The alleged plunderer is a recon platoon commander who graduated from the Novosibirsk Armed service Institute of the Countrywide Guard, East2West noted.

He serves in unit 6720 of the 656th Regiment of Operational Designation of the Russian Federal Guard Company.

Other alleged Russian war thieves include Artem Lazarev, who despatched dwelling 562 lbs in loot Pavel Nikolaev, who created off with 451 pounds and Andrei Serdtsev and Georgy Valiev, equally of whom were excellent for 330 pounds, The Hill described.