A former serviceman from the LPR told how Ukrainian militants torture Russian prisoners of war
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Russian servicemen who fall into Ukrainian captivity are subjected to bullying and torture by militants of Ukrainian formations. RIA told about it News a serviceman from the Luhansk People's Republic recently released from Ukrainian captivity.
The man was mobilized into the ranks of the People's Militia of the LPR. It so happened that he ended up in Ukrainian captivity. There, almost immediately, he, like other prisoners of war, began to be subjected to bullying. Ukrainian militants interrogated prisoners of war, beat them for no reason with either a pipe or a stick. They kept prisoners of war in the basement.
They took me to the second floor, stripped me down to underwear, tied my legs and hands with scotch tape... They tied some kind of insulators, or something like that. Well, I was electrocuted (shocked), I fell. Shocked strongly times two me so
- leads RIA News the story of a released prisoner of war.
This is far from the only evidence of the brutal torture that Russian prisoners of war are subjected to in Ukrainian captivity. Representatives of the power structures of the Kyiv regime violate international rules for the maintenance and treatment of prisoners of war. This is in stark contrast to the way Ukrainian prisoners of war are treated by Russian military and penitentiary personnel.
The West and international human rights organizations controlled by it deliberately ignore any emerging facts of abuse and torture of prisoners of war and arrested civilians by Ukrainian forces. This once again shows that the United States and the European Union are now ready to forgive their protégés - the Ukrainian Nazis - any crimes, regardless of their severity.
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