US EditionThe Ukrainian Army Responded with Denial to the Death of S. József
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The 45-year-old Hungarian man from Beregszász who died after being abused by Ukrainian conscription officers was a father of two. In our program Monitor, we linked to the memorial service held in his memory.
According to them, the cause of S. József's death was not a pulmonary embolism caused by abuse.
According to the Ukrainian Land Forces Command, the death of József Sebestyén was not caused by a pulmonary embolism resulting from abuse. The command wrote in its statement ... ...
The official statement of the Ukrainian army regarding the death of a Hungarian man of Ukrainian origin named József Sebestyén, who died shortly after the invasion, was published on the website of the Ukrainian Embassy in Budapest.
The Ukrainian army has issued a statement about the death of S. József. They deny abuse, speak of legal mobilization and a natural death.
In their statement, they wrote that they categorically reject allegations of forced conscription, ill-treatment, or human rights violations.
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