SBU Suspects Head of Torture Prison in Occupied Luhansk of Abusing Ukrainians
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A former employee of the Lugan colony, who took over from Russia in 2014, led the occupation prison in Luhansk, now suspected of ill-treatment of civilians.
“Law enforcement officers have completed a special pre-trial investigation concerning a 49-year-old resident of Sorokyne, who crossed over to the side of the occupiers and was involved in the torture of a civilian woman in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region. Under the procedural guidance of the prosecutors of the Luhansk region, the indictment...
This was reported by the Security Service of Ukraine on Friday, November 6. According to the materials of the case, the defendant organized mass torture of the participants of the resistance movement, who were kidnapped and imprisoned by the rashists...
SBU Suspects Head of Torture Prison in Occupied Luhansk of Abusing Ukrainians
Ukraine’s Security Service issued an in absentia suspicion notice to a former penal colony official accused of running an occupation-run jail in Luhansk where detainees were beaten and shocked.
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