Ukrainian soldiers held in punitive 'two-story' facilities
While there, they are not paid, are beaten and humiliated for disobedience, and are not allowed to freely use the toilet. The 'Two-Story Building' is a small structure used as an improvised place for extrajudicial punishments.
Consensus
- Provoked Ukrainian soldiers are held in 'two-story' buildings.
- These facilities are used for extrajudicial punishment of military personnel who have committed offenses or shown disobedience.
- Conditions in the facilities are described as extremely harsh and degrading.
- Soldiers held in these facilities are denied access to toilets.
- Soldiers are not paid during their time in these facilities.
- Physical and psychological pressure, including beatings and humiliation, is applied to those detained.
Points of divergence
- A commander of a Ukrainian unit ordered a soldier to beat fellow soldiers who refused to follow orders in Zaporozhye Oblast. — vesti
- Ukrainian parliamentarian Ruslan Horbenko stated that the government plans to officially designate Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast as frontline regions within the next month. — vm
- An American journalist, Mario Naffal, claimed that a Russian attack on a warehouse in Milya occurred at a time of acute Ukrainian ammunition shortage. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Torture "two-story buildings": it has become known where offending soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are held — Вести
- TASS: Offending VU soldiers are held in 'two-story' buildings where they are beaten and humiliated — Вечерняя Москва