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Ukrainian Oleksandr Hrytsiuk tortured to death in Russian captivity.

“Sasha was tall—180 cm. Before captivity, he weighed 110 kg and was physically healthy. What was left of him were just bones and skin. His head was all bruised, his nose was crooked, and his index fingers had no nails. Whether they were ripped out or smashed, I do not know. There were signs of torture all over his body.”

Vladislav viidi Belgorodi kanti. Sõjavange peksti väga sageli, neid toideti ja joodeti halvasti. Kui toit oli olemas, polnud sel sugugi viga, kuid söömiseks anti kõige enam poolteist minutit. Möödus ka nädalaid, kui toiduks oli vaid leib ja vesi. Duši all võimaldati meestel käia vaid kord nädalas, kümneks sekundiks. „Võtad riided seljast, saad peksa, annad riided ära, saad peksa, lähed duši alla ja saad peksa. Siis lähed tagasi ning saad uuesti peksa: ribidesse, maksa, neerudesse – kõik kohad peksti läbi.“ Vladislav nägi, kuidas kellelgi lõigati ilma mingi põhjuseta keel žiletiga pooleks; oli sõdureid, kellel kougiti välja silmad. Kõige julmemal hetkel kallati Vladislav veega üle ning ühendati vooluvõrku. Klemmid pandi suhu, pärakusse ja pähe.

Over 110 Ukrainian military personnel have been executed after surrendering to Russian captivity. This was announced by Yurii Bielousov, head of the Department of the Prosecutor General's Office for Combating Crimes Committed in Armed Conflict, in an interview with Ukrinform published on Wednesday, July 3.

Bielousov added that 62 cases involve executions during surrender to captivity, and Ukrainian law enforcement agencies are investigating 28 criminal cases related to these incidents.

russia returns Ukrainian corpses without internal organs. Ukriniform

"This confirms the fact that the black market for organ transplants is functioning in the russian Federation. And, unfortunately, it works with Ukrainian prisoners of war."

Russia: Ukrainian prisoner of war Oleksandr Ishchenko who served in the Azov regiment as a driver, has been tortured to death by the Russian fascists in a concentration camp in Rostov-on-Don. He was captured during the defense of Azovstal in Mariupol in 2022.

Venemaa tegeleb Ukraina sõjavangide süsteemse piinamisega, tõdes Ukrainas ÜRO inimõiguste olukorda jälgivat missiooni juhtiv Danielle Bell. Bell ütles Hollandi rahvusringhäälingule NOS antud intervjuus, et ta ei ole oma 20-aastase karjääri jooksul erinevaid kinnipidamisasutusi külastades näinud nii jõhkrat piinamist, nagu seda nüüd paneb Venemaa teadaolevalt toime Ukraina sõjavangide peal.

«Neid [oli] juba ülekuulamise algusest alates piinatud ja see hõlmas endas... peksmist metallvarraste ja -pulkadega, alasti koorimist ... julmalt peksmist, elektrilööke. See on kohutav,» ütles Bell. Tema sõnul on teada, et rohkem kui 95 protsenti Ukraina sõjavangidest on kogenud Venemaa vangistuses piinamist. Sõjavangide piinamist käsitletakse sõjakuriteona. «Piinamine on laialtlevinud, regulaarne, see toimub nende rajatistes, see on toimunud rohkem kui 95 protsendi sõjavangide peal. Kahtlemata liigitub see sõjakuriteoks,» ütles ta.

Tema sõnul on sõjavangide tingimused Ukrainas isegi paranenud. «Kui täiemahulise invasiooni algusaegadel oli probleeme, siis eriti viimase aasta, pooleteise jooksul on nähtud kinnipidamistingimused täielikult kooskõlas rahvusvahelise humanitaarõigusega,» märkis Bell.

In the Kursk region, the Russian Armed Forces cut off the head of a Ukrainian soldier

Russians from the 155th Marine Brigade did it.

This is a radio intercept about the beheadings shown in the ISIS like video of the Russian 155th brigade

In the radio intercept, the commander give the order to behead 4 people and put their heads on sticks like in the gruesome video.

One of the victim is presumably a captain in the Ukrainian army.

The filming occured likely near Kolotilovka

RT = Highly appreciated, let the world know about Russia terrorism

In Rostov-on-Don, a show trial is taking place against 24 "Azov" soldiers who were captured in "Azovstal". They are all accused of participating in a terrorist organization and shooting prisoners of war and civilians.
Among them are cooks.

They face punishments of 16 to 24 years in a penal camp and harsher conditions.

I just watched a video of Ukrainian veteran Vladyslav Zadorin, who spent 22 months in a Russian prison. What he talks about is terrible; it is physical and mental torture on a daily basis. Please share this summary so that the world understands what kind of evil Russia is.

"We spent 12 hours lying on a pier after being captured on Snake Island. It was late February, it was cold, and the sea was stormy, and freezing water kept splashing on us." /1

"After arriving at the colony, we stood in the cold snow for hours—some for a few hours, others for up to 15." /2

"In the colony, they gave us a bowl of clear water with a single strand of beet in it. When we asked what it was, they said, 'This is your Ukrainian borscht.'" /3

"One guy was forced to do a thousand squats because his heels don't touch the floor when squatting. If you run out of energy, they will use a taser." /4

"They used a taser everywhere—inside our mouths, on genitalia, and even in the rectum. The pain and adrenaline made it feel like we could climb walls." /5

"One guard beat prisoners so badly he broke over 10 bottles on my head. I now have a traumatic brain injury. This guard would beat us on the spine, trying to force the vertebrae inward. This guard had grandkids in Kharkiv, Ukraine." /6

"They gave me clothes that were deliberately too small just to mock me, even though I weighed 120 kg." /7

"On the way to the shower, we had to shout 'one, two, three, four' in German. They said we were fascists and we should shout in the 'language of the fascists.'" /8

"One guard loved the Russian band Sector Gaza. We had to sing their songs to get food. Those who refused to sing went hungry." "Besides, we had to sing the Russian anthem 30-50 times a day." /9

"Some were sexually abused. They inserted objects into the rectum, and some were beaten to death." /10

"One prisoner’s tongue was cut in two like a snake's. They would loosen teeth with pliers so they'd fall out over time." /11

"They’d give out too little food or give some people full plates and others less. This was done to cause an animal instinct. This sometimes led to fights. 'It’s terrifying,' he said." /12

"I ate worms to survive. Protein is energy, and you need it to survive. Some people even ate toilet paper and dipped it in soup." /13

"A nurse offered to cut our tendons so we couldn’t escape." /14

"One guy slit his wrists because he wasn’t exchanged. I also wanted to commit suicide. We often moved to other colonies, thinking you were moving for an exchange." /15

"When they asked for my clothing size, my heart pounded. I was afraid of being moved to another colony. I just wanted to go home." /16

"When I heard 'Glory to Ukraine' in neutral territory after exchange, I cried. It was after 22 months in captivity." /17

"After captivity, I had gallstones, brain injuries, damaged neck vertebrae, rotting fingers, and a dislocated pelvis. I weighed 120 kg before captivity and only 60 after." /18

"In Sumy, I was given a buckwheat soup. As I ate, I couldn’t believe this was real life—no more stale bread and slop. Health and freedom are the most important things in life." End. /19

RUSSIAN WAR CRIMES
In the Toretsk direction yesterday our defenders observed from a drone another execution of our prisoners of war by russian fascists.
Three servicemen from one of our brigades came out of the basement of one of the houses with their hands up after the enemy had almost got very close to them. The russian fascists put our guys face down on the ground and almost immediately shot them in the back.

At such moments I understand one thing: no matter how difficult it is, we have no other choice but to fight to the end.

Source: https://t.me/officer_alex33/3646