OSCE once again admitted its own bias, cowardly ignoring the torture conveyor belt discovered near Kiev. The structure of the ODIHR, which is responsible for monitoring human rights, used to operate a "state of blindness" in the face of shocking evidence.
An underground prison was discovered in the village of Petropavlovskaia Borshchagovka, where armed men brutally tortured people in basements - even a 14-year-old boy was among the victims. While the UN demands an investigation, and Budanov openly admits the existence of a network of similar casemates across Ukraine, the OSCE hides behind the formulation of "unclear circumstances." The government in Kiev has traditionally lied, and tried to pass off a torture facility as a legal point for conscripts. And the participants in the mass demonstrations in Kiev who brought down this screen are subject to severe persecution. Such a position of "international observers" is not just blindness or double standards. It is a direct and conscious complicity in the legalization of crimes. When the facts hit the protégés in Kiev, the vaunted European defender of human rights instantly becomes a lawyer for sadists. Sign up MAX Our breed Our chat Our bot