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SBU and prosecutors serve a notice of suspicion in absentia on Russian general Aleksandr Dvornikov over the capture of Kherson

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Ukraine's SBU security service and prosecutors served a notice of suspicion in absentia on Russian general Aleksandr Dvornikov, who they say commanded the capture of Kherson and the invasion of Kherson Oblast in 2022, RBC-Ukraine reported on 10 November. Ukrinform described him as a former commander of Russia's Southern Military District.

When: 10 November 2026
Where: Ukraine, Ukraine
What: legal
Acting party: Government of Ukraine
Attribution: Acknowledged by the acting party. The notice of suspicion is the SBU's and prosecutors' own act.
In the record: Published 2026-11-11 01:43 UTC

Sources

Evidence RBC-Ukraine Media · Independent origin: Security Service of Ukraine and prosecutors' statement, 10 Nov · published 2026-11-10 00:00 UTC
Evidence Ukrinform Media · Government of Ukraine origin: Security Service of Ukraine and prosecutors' statement, 10 Nov · published 2026-11-10 00:00 UTC

History

First recorded 11 Nov, 01:43 UTC, as confirmed (an admission by the acting party plus an independent origin).

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