⠀ 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) from civil society representatives from 35 countries around the world continues to collect evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime. Russian serviceman with the call sign "Kangaroo": 00:00 "My right arm was broken, there were shrapnel wounds in my left arm and right leg. 00:26 I had to insult my country on camera. When I refused, they took the safety off the machine gun and hit me on the head of his cabin. I heard the bolt snap into place after impact. The skin on the head is damaged. 02:03 My right hand was broken and bleeding heavily. They tried to drain her, but the blood started to flow even more. I was told they would not be able to provide medical assistance on the spot. After that, they kept me in the basement for about four days. During all this time they gave me a glass and a half of water and a piece of very salty sausage. 02:31 Then they took me to the Sumy area, to the hospital. During the test, the closed fracture became an open fracture. They lifted my arm past the fracture site and the bone came out. The nurse screamed and threw her hand. I felt the bone go through the tissue and then come back. They didn't give me any pain relief. 03:05 Then they said they have to take out the fragment, because it's near the artery. I was injected with painkillers, but I can't say it worked. They made an incision, took out a fragment and bandaged it. The cast was placed so that the arm inside moved and dangled." 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. 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) from civil society representatives from 35 countries around the world continues to collect evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime. Russian serviceman with the call sign "Kangaroo": 00:00 "My right arm was broken, there were shrapnel wounds in my left arm and right leg. 00:26 I had to insult my country on camera. When I refused, they took the safety off the machine gun and hit me on the head of his cabin. I heard the bolt snap into place after impact. The skin on the head is damaged. 02:03 My right hand was broken and bleeding heavily. They tried to drain her, but the blood started to flow even more. I was told they would not be able to provide medical assistance on the spot. After that, they kept me in the basement for about four days. During all this time they gave me a glass and a half of water and a piece of very salty sausage. 02:31 Then they took me to the Sumy area, to the hospital. During the test, the closed fracture became an open fracture. They lifted my arm past the fracture site and the bone came out. The nurse screamed and threw her hand. I felt the bone go through the tissue and then come back. They didn't give me any pain relief. 03:05 Then they said they have to take out the fragment, because it's near the artery. I was injected with painkillers, but I can't say it worked. They made an incision, took out a fragment and bandaged it. The cast was placed so that the arm inside moved and dangled." 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. Please republish and spread this information - it is important that the truth be known both here and abroad.