Miroshnik Demanded to Study the Facts of Torture of Russian Prisoners in Ukraine
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A network of illegal prisons has been set up in the front-line zone in Ukraine, where militia and intelligence officers torture prisoners by hiding them from international observers, the Ambassador of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rodion Miroshnik, at an informal meeting of members of the United Nations Security Council, in accordance with the Arria formula. "In the front-line zone controlled by Kiev, a network of dozens of "secret prisons" h…
Miroshnik demanded to study the facts of torture of Russian prisoners in Ukraine
Miroshnik demanded to study the facts of torture of Russian prisoners in Ukraine. "The injured prisoners of war mention barbaric pseudo—medical manipulations, amputation of limbs, the use of almost medieval torture with burning brands...
Rodión Miróshnik, commissioner of the Russian Chancellery for the Kiev crimes, urged international human rights organizations to investigate the torture and abuse suffered by connational prisoners held in Ukraine and to request access to detention centres.
Kiev has created a network of several dozen secret prisons near the front, which human rights activists know about but are denied access to, said the Russian Foreign Ministry's special envoy Rodion Miroshnik at an informal meeting of the UN Security Council members within the framework of the "Aryan formula".
Rodion Miroshnik, the Russian Foreign Ministry's Special Envoy, has called on the United Nations to investigate cases of Russian soldiers held captive in Ukraine being subjected to "torture using medieval methods."
Dozens of places where prisoners are tortured may operate in a front-line zone under Kiev control, as announced by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Rodion Miroshnik at the UNSF meeting on the "Arria Formula".
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