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During today's court session dedicated to reviewing the criminal case concerning the murder of Iryna Fariyon, information was presented regarding notes found in Vyacheslav Zinchenko's phone. According to representatives of the parties, these notes feature 12 individuals who are believed to have potentially become the next targets after the politician.
According to data submitted to the court, among the names written in the notes are, in particular:
These entries were discovered in Zinchenko's mobile device and presented as evidence during the court proceedings.
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