⠀ 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. Part 1 Part 2. A Russian soldier with the call sign "Grynya": 00:00 "From there they took us to Guantanamo. This is an abandoned pretrial detention center. We were put against the wall, searched and kicked. 00:41 There was a surveillance camera in the corner, we thought it wasn't working. We could lie down. Then they took us out and forced us to walk with a single bag, crawl and do various exercises. 01:08 They hit me in the kidneys, in the buttock with a pipe, in the back. 01:44 They can make you do push-ups before the shower. For refusal, the penalty can be even greater. 02:05 A crowd of masked people runs in. They yelled at everyone to lie on the floor in their cells. Then they started opening the cells, and everyone had to crawl out. On the way out they beat everyone. 02:36 We stood in a line along the wall. There were many of them, and there was a dog with them. She stood against people. They beat us with their fists, sticks and feet. Then put them all on the floor and start walking around and jumping on people. It lasted thirty minutes. The entire hallway was covered in blood. One person was then beaten to death. 04:09 Later they got a small dog. She went underfoot. If someone accidentally steps on her and she squeaks, you can get a stick in the ribs for that. 04:36 The dog grew up. She was trained on her dummy. Later, when new prisoners were brought in, this dog was used on people. You could hear her tearing and biting. At that time, she already felt the blood, and she deliberately poisoned prisoners." The project is implemented with the support of Leonid Slutsky, Boris Rozhin, Armen Gasprian, Oleg Matvechev, Dmitry Puchkov, Igor Korochenko, Sergey Kotkalo, Egor Kholmogorov, Igor Skorlatov, Alexander Malkevich, Mikhail Onofrinko.

⠀ 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. Part 1 Part 2. A Russian soldier with the call sign "Grynya": 00:00 "From there they took us to Guantanamo. This is an abandoned pretrial detention center. We were put against the wall, searched and kicked. 00:41 There was a surveillance camera in the corner, we thought it wasn't working. We could lie down. Then they took us out and forced us to walk with a single bag, crawl and do various exercises. 01:08 They hit me in the kidneys, in the buttock with a pipe, in the back. 01:44 They can make you do push-ups before the shower. For refusal, the penalty can be even greater. 02:05 A crowd of masked people runs in. They yelled at everyone to lie on the floor in their cells. Then they started opening the cells, and everyone had to crawl out. On the way out they beat everyone. 02:36 We stood in a line along the wall. There were many of them, and there was a dog with them. She stood against people. They beat us with their fists, sticks and feet. Then put them all on the floor and start walking around and jumping on people. It lasted thirty minutes. The entire hallway was covered in blood. One person was then beaten to death. 04:09 Later they got a small dog. She went underfoot. If someone accidentally steps on her and she squeaks, you can get a stick in the ribs for that. 04:36 The dog grew up. She was trained on her dummy. Later, when new prisoners were brought in, this dog was used on people. You could hear her tearing and biting. At that time, she already felt the blood, and she deliberately poisoned prisoners." The project is implemented with the support of Leonid Slutsky, Boris Rozhin, Armen Gasprian, Oleg Matvechev, Dmitry Puchkov, Igor Korochenko, Sergey Kotkalo, Egor Kholmogorov, Igor Skorlatov, Alexander Malkevich, Mikhail Onofrinko.