Revealed by a boy: new details emerge in the case of a physical education teacher from Kharkiv who assaulted children.

A physical education teacher from the Kharkiv region faces life imprisonment on charges of sexually assaulting students. Law enforcement has gathered sufficient evidence. This was reported by the head of the investigative department of the Kharkiv police, Sergey Bolvinov.

The educator had been corrupting underage boys who attended his classes for years.

"We received the materials for this case from the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Latvia. Currently, there is a young man there who became one of the victims of this pervert but had been afraid to speak out for many years. He is now seventeen, has worked with a psychologist, and disclosed shocking details," Bolvinov explained.

According to him, it was established that there were many more victims of the teacher, and additional incidents came to light after the information about this case was made public.

"We have already heard from adult men who, as children, attended a soccer club and spent time at a children's health resort near Kharkiv. It turned out that at different times, at each of his places of work as a coach or teacher, the suspect coerced children into sexual contact," the head of the Kharkiv police investigative department stated.

Sergey Bolvinov mentioned that the teacher sensed he would be arrested and was hiding in the Pochaiv Lavra. Despite this, he was apprehended and has already been charged with the crime of raping minors under the age of fourteen.

"This pervert was exposed and detained only because one of the boys spoke up," the law enforcement officer said.

He urged parents to talk to their children and for children not to remain silent.

Recall that earlier, Sergey Bolvinov shared the story of a resident of the Kharkiv region who was kidnapped by a Russian soldier and taken to Belgorod. There, he kept her in a locked house for a year and a half and assaulted her. The girl managed to escape from Russian territory, and she is currently receiving support from psychologists.