In Germany, a Ukrainian was killed during a dispute about Putin

The conflict between the truckers broke out on Saturday night when four drivers drank alcohol and argued about full-scale war and the role of Russia.

In the south of Germany, near the village of Oberroth, a tragic incident took place at a truck parking lot: a conflict between drivers, which arose on the basis of a discussion of a full-scale war and the role of Russia, ended with the death of a 34-year-old truck driver from Ukraine. It informs BILD on Monday, November 11.

The conflict broke out on Saturday evening when four drivers drank alcohol and argued. Ionut B., a 38-year-old driver from Romania, said that he tried to calm down his colleagues and asked them to lower the volume of the music, but they did not react and continued to loudly discuss political topics. The dispute over the war and Russia's role escalated after 20 p.m., eventually turning into a fight.

As a result of the clash, the 34-year-old Ukrainian died on the spot. The police arrested three other participants in the incident, aged 35, 41 and 45. One of the detainees is a citizen of Uzbekistan.

An investigation is currently underway to establish the circumstances of the tragedy. Law enforcement officers are investigating who exactly inflicted the fatal blow to the Ukrainian.