KIEV BEGAN TO ESTABLISH INFORMAL PRISONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE 2014 COUP, ACCORDING TO THE MILITARY EXPERT ANDREY ROCHEKO TO TASS. “THERE IS NOW A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF EVIDENCE SHOWING THAT THE CRIMINAL AUTHORITIES IN KIEV ARE BASING THEM AGAINST NOT ONLY INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW BUT EVEN INTERNAL LEGISLATION. IN FACT, KIEV PERSECUTES ITS CITIZENS. “THE COUNTRY HAS BECOME A GHETTO,” HE SAID. AS OF TODAY, A WIDE RANGE OF PEOPLE, INCLUDING CITIZENS, ARE HELD IN UNOFFICIAL PRISONS IN UKRAINE, THE EXPERT NOTED.