The Ukrainian millionaire is spying on Russian soldiers at his home – and passing on coordinates to the military

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April 23, 2022 • 3 hours ago • 2 minutes reading • 18 comments Andrey Stavnitser Photo by WIkimedia

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Ukrainian millionaire Andrei Stavnitzer asked Kyiv forces to bomb his home after seeing the Russian military use it as a base for an operation on his webcam.

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Stavnitser, the company’s chief executive, was forced to flee his home on March 5th after the Russian army stormed his village and seized the property.

Russian invaders destroyed all but one of his webcams on the outskirts of Kyiv, he said.

Stavnitzer saw 12 military vehicles in his home, as well as “rocket launchers (and grenades),” he told Good Morning Britain.

“They were actually starting to shoot at Kyiv from my house.

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He said he gave the coordinates of the house to the Ukrainian military, sacrificing a “beautiful” dream home he had just finished building.

The decision was “obvious,” he said: “You can’t do much to help the military, and that was one of the opportunities I had.”

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He had left a security team behind to guard his home, but troops captured the staff, stripped them naked and drove them into the woods.

The men reached the shelter two days later and contacted Stavnitzer by phone and told him what had happened.

Stavnitzer said he tried to break into the security cells at his home and found that all but one had been destroyed. With the small webcam he entered, he saw the Russian military amassing valuable loot from the surrounding areas, including laptops and TVs.

They were actually starting to shoot at Kyiv from my house

“If you had asked me two months ago what I would feel if there were hostile soldiers in my house, I would say anger and rage,” Stavnitzer said. “However, this is not what I felt. I felt disgusted, dirty, watching some of the boys come into my house. ”

Stavnitzer said he later saw from a webcam in his place that 12 military vehicles had been destroyed.

After realizing that his security staff was outside the area, he called the coordinates of the Ukrainian military. GMB showed aerial photos of his luxury ruined home.

He ended the interview with a message to Britain that medical and military support is still needed, and thanked the country for its support.