On June 20, 2022, the National Police of Ukraine announced that they had detained a resident of the city of Bucha (near Kyiv): https://www.npu.gov.ua/news/stoprussia/naczpolicziya-zatrimala-prixilnika-ruskogo-mira-u-yakogo-viluchili- zbroyu-ta-bojepripasi/.

The police detained the Ukrainian after "received information that he supported the occupation of the Crimean peninsula and the full-scale invasion of Russian troops."

Obviously, the police received a denunciation of a resident of Bucha.

During the search, the police found weapons and communist symbols on him.

The police demonstrated communist symbols on their website, although such a demonstration is prohibited by current Ukrainian law.

Also, a book about the Moscow Kremlin was confiscated from the alleged perpetrator.

The police accused the detainee of violating Article 263 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (“illegal possession of weapons”).

A resident of Bucha faces 8 years in prison.

Earlier, we reported that the Security Service of Ukraine arrested Yuriy Tkachev, a journalist from Odessa, and accused him of "illegal possession of weapons."
https://t.me/repressionoftheleft/25

The journalist stated that the weapon had been planted on him during the search.