Russia Alleges Ukraine Has POW Torture Cells
There is this general detention facility where the International Red Cross visits; it is open, but how many torture dungeons are located there.
Consensus
- Yana Latratova, Russia's human rights commissioner, stated that Ukraine has torture cells for prisoners of war.
- Russian soldiers were held in these cells for several months, sometimes up to nine months.
- The cells are located in a facility that is open to the International Red Cross.
- Russian soldiers reported being subjected to beatings, electric shocks, and water torture.
- Russian soldiers reported being denied medical care and fed food with maggots.
- The allegations include violations of the Geneva Conventions.
Points of divergence
- Russian soldiers were held in the cells for several months, sometimes up to 9 months. — vesti
- The statement was made during a forum for veterans of the special military operation 'Together We Will Win'. — tg_tass_agency
Coverage (4 sources)
- It has become known about torture dungeons for prisoners on Ukraine — Вести
- Yana Lantratova told about torture dungeons for prisoners in Ukraine: 'There is not one prisoner. There is this common prisoner, to whom...' — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Yana Lantratova spoke about torture dungeons for prisoners in Ukraine: — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Lantratova spoke about torture dungeons for Russian prisoners in Ukraine — Москва 24
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