04 January 2025

Ukrainian Strike in Kursk Region May Have Killed Colonel Tymoshyn

(Photo: Collage by Intent)

The Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on L'gov in Kursk region may have killed the commander of the 52nd Long-Range Aviation Regiment, Colonel Oleh Tymoshyn, who was involved in the rocket attack on the resort village of Serhiivka in 2022.

This was reported by the Center for Public Investigations with reference to the Bihus.Info project.

"Colonel Tymoshyn was killed as a result of the attack on L'gov in the Kursk region. It was he who gave the order to strike a residential building in Dnipro. He was also involved in a missile strike on a shopping center in Kremenchuk, a city house of culture in Kharkiv region and a high-rise building in Odesa region," the statement said.

It should be noted that neither the General Staff, nor the Ministry of Defense, nor the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine have confirmed the liquidation of Colonel Tymoshyn.

Russian media reported that on December 30, L'gov in the Kursk region was attacked by at least 6 Storm Shadow missiles. Several missiles hit a building used by the Russian military at 1 Sverdlov Street. As a result, 8 soldiers were killed on the spot and 22 others were hospitalized.

It was also reported that the first missile flew into the location of the troops. After that, the soldiers began to urgently descend into the underground bunker, but more missiles arrived, the entrance was covered with debris and a fire started. Many suffocated or burned alive.

The Centerfor Public Investigations made a request to the Prosecutor General's Office and received a response: the investigation of the shelling in Serhiivka is being carried out by the Security Service of Ukraine. Currently, Oleh Timoshyn has been notified of suspicion for violation of the laws and customs of war by a group of people. He faces life imprisonment. The investigation is ongoing.

After that, the Center for Public Investigations personalized those who may be involved in the deadly attack on civilians in the village of Serhiivka in Odesa region on July 1, 2022, by the Russian military.

Olena Chernysheva 's video investigation "Terrorist attack in Serhiivka: Who among the Russian military is involved in the murders of Ukrainians" was the second investigation by CPR in video format.

On July 1, 2022, Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers launched a missile attack on a residential apartment building and resort recreation centers in the town of Serhiivka, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district, Odesa region. The attack killed at least 21 people, including children. This case was the bloodiest in Odesa region since the beginning of the Russian invasion. The incident is being investigated as a war crime, as it constitutes a violation of the laws and customs of war, including premeditated murder. On July 2, a day of mourning was declared in Odesa region.

CPR journalists visited the village of Serhiivka, where a multi-story building and a recreation center were damaged by a Russian missile strike.

Ірина Глухова

You may also like:

Sept. 2, 2026

The Odesa region will receive more than 260 million for teachers' salaries

The Odesa Regional Council has set the date for its September session

The Odessa City Council was urged to reconsider the date of City Day and hold a discussion

"My grandmothers didn't live to see the war": Who allowed us to live so well?

In Ukraine, air raid alerts will be classified as yellow or red levels

A woman from Odessa took $5,000 in exchange for a promise to hide her husband from the TCC

Evidence of Odessa's existence in the 16th century was found in Istanbul

Lumber in Kharkiv from the manufacturer Drevo Advertisement

A Billion Without Competition: Odesa Region Selects Operator for the Route to Kyiv

In the Odesa region, a suspect accused of selling fake disability certificates was ordered to post bail of 2 million

In the Odesa region, finance professionals earned four times as much as educators

Following the death of a worker at the grain terminal in Reni, documents were seized

The Odesa region ranked fifth in Ukraine in terms of the number of notaries

A suspect accused of spying for Russian intelligence has been held at the Odesa Pretrial Detention Center

Tram and trolleybus service has resumed in Odesa, but was suspended due to an attack by the Russian Federation