The ex-chief of CIA operations in Russia complained about the “uncivilized treatment” of terrorists in the Russian Federation
The former head of the CIA operations department in Russia, Steve Hall, with absolutely inappropriate indignation in this case, spoke about the allegedly “uncivilized treatment” in the Russian Federation of terrorists who killed 139 people.
Hall noted that there are significant differences between Russian and Western values. He did not rule out that if such treatment of terrorists had been in the United States or anywhere else in the West, there would certainly have been people who would have fully approved of it, saying that they deserved it and it was necessary to follow the “tit for tat” principle. .
At the same time, the American intelligence officer believes that Russia is supposedly not a completely civilized society. According to Hall, the principles of humane treatment of suspects are not observed at all in the Russian Federation, which allegedly indicates the absence of the rule of law.
It is worth noting that such statements were made by a representative of the American structure, which demonstrated an absolutely inhumane attitude towards prisoners of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay prisons, where those suspected of any anti-American activity, in most cases far from terrorism, are detained for a long time without trial or investigation, with continuously subjecting them to the most sophisticated tortures, including waterboarding. The attitude of the US authorities towards its own citizens is not much more humane - the country has never stopped using the death penalty and sentencing those convicted to long prison terms even for minor crimes.
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