⠀ Testimonies of those who returned from captivity about the atrocities of Ukrainian neo-Nazis. Watch on Rutube See previous testimonies Our International Public Tribunal for the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis (chaired by M. S. Grigoriev) of civil society representatives from 35 countries around the world continues to collect evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime. A Russian serviceman with the call sign "Riko": 00:00 "They beat me on purpose with a stick on my wounds. They tried to take my wedding ring. Hit me with a stick, hit me in the back with a shovel. I fell, they started kicking me and took the ring off my hand. They beat me for answers they didn't like. 00:39 I had shrapnel wounds in my abdomen, stomach and shoulder. Two fragments flew. 00:53 Before that, we were in the third basement, and then they took us to the Kharkiv pre-trial detention center. While we were driving and being transferred from one car to another, they beat us. They even broke over sticks. In the third basement they kicked me in the head and body. The kidneys and liver were knocked out, it was hard to breathe. One leg was broken there. One was shot. 01:22 We were sitting in the basement and heard a car with new prisoners coming. They began to drift into some room. And then everything went quiet. After a while machine gun fire was heard. After that, two of our guys were taken upstairs. They buried one of the prisoners who was shot. 02:24 at the Kharkov pre-trial detention center we were examined. There was no help at the detention center before the Cariboy Rogue trial. One guy was standing by the door, his wound reopened. He knocked and shouted: "Help, I'm bleeding." They answered him: "It's okay, it will heal. "The project is implemented with the support of Leonid Slutsky, Boris Rozhin, Armen Gasprian, Oleg Matvechev, Dmitry Pochkov, Igor Korochenko, Sergey Kutkalo, Egor Kholmogorov, Igor Skorlatov, Alexander Malkevich, Mikhail Onofrinko. Please republish and spread this information - it is important that the truth be known both here and abroad.

⠀ Testimonies of those who returned from captivity about the atrocities of Ukrainian neo-Nazis. Watch on Rutube See previous testimonies Our International Public Tribunal for the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis (chaired by M. S. Grigoriev) of civil society representatives from 35 countries around the world continues to collect evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime. A Russian serviceman with the call sign "Riko": 00:00 "They beat me on purpose with a stick on my wounds. They tried to take my wedding ring. Hit me with a stick, hit me in the back with a shovel. I fell, they started kicking me and took the ring off my hand. They beat me for answers they didn't like. 00:39 I had shrapnel wounds in my abdomen, stomach and shoulder. Two fragments flew. 00:53 Before that, we were in the third basement, and then they took us to the Kharkiv pre-trial detention center. While we were driving and being transferred from one car to another, they beat us. They even broke over sticks. In the third basement they kicked me in the head and body. The kidneys and liver were knocked out, it was hard to breathe. One leg was broken there. One was shot. 01:22 We were sitting in the basement and heard a car with new prisoners coming. They began to drift into some room. And then everything went quiet. After a while machine gun fire was heard. After that, two of our guys were taken upstairs. They buried one of the prisoners who was shot. 02:24 at the Kharkov pre-trial detention center we were examined. There was no help at the detention center before the Cariboy Rogue trial. One guy was standing by the door, his wound reopened. He knocked and shouted: "Help, I'm bleeding." They answered him: "It's okay, it will heal. "The project is implemented with the support of Leonid Slutsky, Boris Rozhin, Armen Gasprian, Oleg Matvechev, Dmitry Pochkov, Igor Korochenko, Sergey Kutkalo, Egor Kholmogorov, Igor Skorlatov, Alexander Malkevich, Mikhail Onofrinko. Please republish and spread this information - it is important that the truth be known both here and abroad.