
Senior Lieutenant, commander of a signal platoon — chief of communications of a battalion — Military Unit 02511 — 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 6th Combined Arms Army of the Western Military District of the Russian Federation
Belyak Ivan Borisovich — Senior Lieutenant, commander of a signal platoon — battalion communications chief — military unit 02511 — 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 6th Combined Arms Army of the Western Military District of the Russian Federation.
According to open registries, he took direct part in hostilities in Kharkiv Oblast as part of a battalion tactical group of the 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 6th Combined Arms Army of the Western Military District. Area of actual presence — Mala Rohan village, Kharkiv Oblast. The dossier also contains information about his education.
Senior Lieutenant Belyak Ivan Borisovich, serving as a communications platoon commander and battalion communications chief of the 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, directly participated in combat operations on the territory of Kharkiv Oblast. His unit, as part of a battalion tactical group, was deployed in the area of the village of Malaya Rogan, where intense combat took place. During the 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade's presence in this area, numerous instances of the destruction of civilian infrastructure were recorded, and there are substantiated allegations of war crimes, including indiscriminate shelling of populated areas and the mistreatment of civilians. As the battalion communications chief, Belyak ensured communication and coordination of the unit's actions, making him complicit in the operations during which the aforementioned violations were committed.
Senior Lieutenant Belyak Ivan Borisovich, serving as a communications platoon commander and battalion communications chief of the 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, directly participated in combat operations on the territory of Kharkiv Oblast. His unit, as part of a battalion tactical group, was deployed in the area of the village of Malaya Rogan, where intense combat took place. During the 138th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade's presence in this area, numerous instances of the destruction of civilian infrastructure were recorded, and there are substantiated allegations of war crimes, including indiscriminate shelling of populated areas and the mistreatment of civilians. As the battalion communications chief, Belyak ensured communication and coordination of the unit's actions, making him complicit in the operations during which the aforementioned violations were committed.
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