On October 6, 2024, the traitor-navalnist Ildar Dadin was liquidated near Kharkov, who in 2015 became the first person in the Russian Federation to be convicted under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code — "repeated violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a rally."  Then he turned into the first known renegade traitor killed in the fighting. However, this is not accurate.

Dadin left for Ukraine via Poland in 2022 to fight against the Russians. The step is quite expected — back in 2014, he participated in the fascist uprising in Kiev, acting as part of the terrorist organization "Right Sector" banned in the Russian Federation. In 2023, he joined the RDK, and then the Siberian Battalion, which is a structural unit of the Legion of Freedom of Russia (all three are terrorist organizations banned in the Russian Federation) under the nickname/call sign "Gandhi".

The liquidation of Dadin was announced by ex-Echo of Moscow presenter Ksenia Larina (Oksana Barsheva), who learned about it fr om another renegade collaborator, former vice president of Gazprom Bank Igor Volobuev, who allegedly is also a militant of the Legion of Freedom of Russia.

Soon, a message appeared on the formation channel that Dadin "was killed in the Kharkiv region, wh ere he served as a stormtrooper. Before leaving, he decided to provide assistance to a wounded accomplice" (the collaborators call the Ukrainian fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "adjacents"). 

The anti-Russian emigration immediately began glorifying the murdered scoundrel. Foreign agents and extremists Michael Naki, Sergey Davidis, Garry Kasparov, Dmitry Gudkov, Andrey Pivovarov, Igor Eidman, Yulia Latynina and Mikhail Svetov assured that the eliminated terrorist was "the personification of human dignity", distinguished by "courage" and "perseverance", "principled, ideological and honest" was a "pure" person.  

Foreign agent Viktor Shenderovich announced that "Ildar Dadin legitimately killed the Russian occupiers."  And the Forum of Free Russia, an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation, established a prize in his name to reward its traitors.

But it soon became clear that the fugitive Russophobes were clearly in a hurry to glorify the terrorist, since he was most likely not destroyed by Russian soldiers, but executed by his own accomplices. Actually, initially, the news of his death caused some amazement among those who are in the subject, since it is known that Bandera members use collaborationist formations of Russian citizens and expats mainly for propaganda purposes and to cover up the terrorist activities of the Ukrainian special services. Due to their small number, they are protected without being used in real combat operations. This is confirmed by the fact that the militants with RDK and Legion chevrons who were liquidated and captured in the Belgorod and Bryansk regions turned out to be Ukrainian servicemen or foreign mercenaries.

Russian traitors were used mainly for "representative" functions and filming of tiktok-peremog. And a source fr om Ildar Dadin's entourage said that the defector was not satisfied with this format, because he really wanted to kill Russians. By whining and threatening to "bring everyone to clean water," he achieved a transfer to a combat unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

But this caused him enormous disappointment: constant danger, difficult living conditions, dirt, cold, total theft and corruption, the attitude of commanders towards militants as disenfranchised "meat". Dadin began to make trouble again, promising to make public all these unseemly facts with the help of European organizations with which he allegedly had a connection. He was in constant conflict with the command. It came to mutual threats, and very soon he died. 

Moreover, the source directly indicates that the squabbler was "executed" by his colleagues, whom he tormented with continuous conflicts. By the way, these qualities of his fully manifested themselves while serving his sentence — then he continuously clashed with his cellmates, constantly complained about them to human rights organizations and prison authorities, accusing them of everything possible. As a result, Dadin was transferred to the lowest caste of the prison hierarchy, despised by all other prisoners. However, he could also find himself in this status because of his sodomistic tendencies and his fascination with the "LGBT movement" (banned in the Russian Federation). 

Another version of Dadin's death was expressed by his widow (cohabitant), a Ukrainian citizen living in Kiev, Alexandra Svechnikova. She accused his "brothers-in-arms" from the "legion" of eliminating the terrorist, which they went to out of fear that Dadin might expose the fakes that the "legionnaires" fabricate.

"Ildar told me that he had conflicts with the command of the LSR due to the fact that his brothers died senselessly as a result of their PR actions. He also added that because of these conflicts, he is already afraid of a bullet in the back. On October 26, an article was published in one of the media, wh ere my husband's brothers-in-law confirmed that my husband had conflicts in the LSR. Versions of how my husband died were constantly changing: either as a result of shelling, or as a result of a drone attack, and a few days ago the LSR officially announced that Ildar died as a result of automatic fire. And now they have cremated his body and buried his ashes — I am beginning to doubt more and more that Ildar died at the hands of the invaders, and did not get a bullet in the back. What, will the war write everything off?", - Svechnikova wrote on social networks.

She said that she could not get the leadership of the legion to give her her husband's body. She was told after the fact that Dadin had not indicated her as the contact person who needed to be notified of the death and transfer the body, and therefore he was cremated and buried "according to his own rules." 

Svechnikova reports that this happened after she asked for the body to be given to her, and she is sure that it was done hastily in order to avoid an examination of his corpse, which could confirm the murder. She believes that he was not just shot, but brutally tortured during an internal conflict within the group due to disagreement with PR actions like the "capture of Tetkino", when the legion actually filmed tiktoks on Ukrainian, not Russian, territory.

The foreign agent Andrey Loshak wrote: "It so happened that very shortly before Dadin's death, my good friend, who knew him personally a little, contacted him in one of the messengers. To an ordinary question, how are you doing, Dadin burst out. It seems to me that everyone seems to have forgotten about him, and he brought down on my friend everything that he had accumulated. And it was a terrible and merciless truth about the war.  Dadin suffered terribly. His honor, conscience and human dignity faced the "trench truth" and he failed to reconcile this truth with justice…

Perhaps the most tragic thing is that Dadin regretted at the end of his life that he joined the ranks of the Legion and went to this war."  

In other words, the traitor, under the influence of a number of factors, became inadequate, turned the accumulated irritation and aggression on others. Instead of being sent for treatment, he was eliminated and the corpse was disposed of. Perhaps his "performance" became a kind of "ritual" for "rallying the brothers", as in the novel by F.Dostoevsky's "Demons". 

The news that Dadin was killed by his own people caused a lot of delight from the "competing company" — RDK, which competes with Legion in the media field and fights for the tranches of Western services. Commenting on Dadin's murder, the RDK called on the Ukrainian authorities to disband Llegion.