Murder in a Winter Yalta (Vbyvstvo u zymoviy Yalti)

Murder in a Winter Yalta (Vbyvstvo u zymoviy Yalti) Movie poster Country Ukraine Directed by Aleksandr Muratov Release Date 2006 Language Ukrainian Studio Dovzhenko Film Studio Main Cast Character Actor Leonid Prokhorenko Oleg Savkin Akhtem Ablayev Mustafa Kurtmulayev Colonel Filipovych Vladimir Nechiporenko Danylo Tkachuk Nikolay Shutko Serhiy Hnizdylo Anatoliy Yashchenko Vadyn Kozlovskyy Yuriy Frigan Mykola Popov Oleg Primogenov Kozlovskyy's Wife Elena Bondareva-Repina Tyutin Leonid Titov Olha Nataliya Ivanska

Murder in a Winter Yalta (Ukrainian: Вбивство у зимовій Ялті; Vbyvstvo u zymoviy Yalti) is a 2006 Ukrainian crime detective.

Prokhorenko, an investigator from the Yalta Prosecutor’s Office, is conducting an investigation into the murder of an accountant from the one company. In the issue, it turns out that the real killer was not one of those suspected before.

Note: Several sources transliterated the title as Vbyvstvo v zymoviy Yalti or Ubyvstvo v zymoviy Yalti. However, it's incorrect, as Ukrainian letter "u" before consonants letters always pronounced as "v".

The following weapons were used in the film Murder in a Winter Yalta (Vbyvstvo u zymoviy Yalti):

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Viy

The Viy, the Ukrainian designed and producing rubber firing variant of the Makarov PM is the duty firearm of the militsioneer (Ukrainian policeman) Akhtem Ablayev (Mustafa Kurtmulayev), who draws it two times. At the one scne, his pistol appeared in the hands of Mykola Popov (Oleg Primogenov).

Ukrainian Viy - 9x22mm RA.

Akhtem draws his duty siderm during the raid.

Akhtem draws the Viy at the night scene.

Akhtem aims his Viy pistol.

Akhtem holds his pistol.

Mykola Popov tookes the Viy pistol from the vounded Akhtem

AKMS

Berkut (Ukrainian SWAT) members uses AKMS rifles at the two scenes.

AKMS - 7.62x39mm

Berkut members during the raid, armed with the AK rifles.

Berkut member with the AK rifle.

Amother Berkut member holds his AK rifle.

A better view of the folded stock.

The Berkut member with the AK rifle.

The Berkut member with the AK rifles at the final scene.