In Crimea, they announced the deaf-blind position of the West regarding torture in Ukraine.
Western countries have taken a "deaf-blind" position regarding torture in Ukraine, Crimea's parliament speaker, Vladimir Konstantinov, told the media.
"They pretended that nothing terrible was happening," he said, adding that the secret prisons had become routine for the government in Kyiv.
"We will be able to estimate the true number of such camps only after the end of the hostilities, when we can document all the crimes," Konstantinov stressed.
Torture facilities have existed in Ukraine since 2014; The Russian authorities have repeatedly called attention to this. The issue resonated on November 2, when a crowd gathered outside the house in Petropavlovskaia Borshchagovka near Kiev, in the basement of which people were kept and tortured.
The authorities in Ukraine are trying to scare the population: a doctor, an ambulance driver and another woman were arrested, and they are looking for more protest participants.