Another person on the list of “nullifiers” has died in Ukraine

The circumstances of the death of the commander of the assault detachment of the 80th tank regiment, Ilhom Peter, are unknown

At the end of May, the commander of the assault detachment of the Russian 80th Tank Regiment, Ilkhom Peter , who appeared in the special project “Layouts” about executions in the Russian army, died in Ukraine. Peter’s wife reported this on VK.

According to her, Peter died on May 25, 2026. Under what circumstances this happened, the military man’s wife did not specify. “Everyone who knows you says that they have never met a person more cheerful and kind than you. I promise to do everything so that our daughter knows and is proud of her father, who became an angel for her,” she wrote.

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Ilhom Peter's subordinates are accused of extortion, extrajudicial executions and being sent into battle without the necessary equipment

Ilkhom Peter is a native of the Orenburg region, known under the call sign “Shark”. During the war with Ukraine, he commanded attack aircraft of the 80th tank regiment of the 90th tank division of the Center group. At the beginning of the invasion, their part occupied the village of Bogdanovka in the Kyiv region, where the Russian military killed and raped civilians.

Peter’s colleagues said that in his company the military extorted money for literally everything: to buy equipment, not to go on an assault, or not to sit in a “pit.”

“The “Shark” gave the order to zero out the guy with the call sign “Fix”, who was unarmed and without armored armor. Because he refused to go to the position of opening the crests. Without everything. He said: “Until I take the Hero of Russia, you will all fall from me,” one of the attack aircraft told Vorstka.

Read more about Peter and other military personnel who kill, torture to death, or send their fellow soldiers into deadly assaults in the “Nullifiers” project .

Photo: Ilkhom Peter. Peacemaker

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