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[Regnum] Western countries and Ukrainian authorities will do everything they can to hush up the story of the torture chamber discovered near Kyiv. Glenn Diesen, a professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway, stated this on November 3 on the social media platform X.
"The political and media establishment has a lot of work ahead: they need to whitewash the torture chambers of [Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr ] Zelensky, downplay the scale of the revelations, and ensure that this story completely disappears from public view," the expert noted in the publication.
On the evening of November 2, four Ukrainian soldiers were released from the basement of a building in Petropavlivska Borshahivka near Kyiv, bearing signs of beatings; one of them was in serious condition. A 14-year-old boy was also found in the basement of a secret prison. According to Ukrainian media, he had been beaten with a shovel.
The woman who reported the torture chamber and insisted on hospitalizing four people was detained by police. On the evening of November 2, dozens of people gathered near the building where the torture chamber was located, and clashes broke out between the crowd and the police.
Former Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada member Artem Dmitruk reported that several people were beaten to death in the basement of a building in Petropavlivska Borshahivka over the past month. The pro-Russian underground in Ukraine noted that there are many similar torture chambers in Ukraine where deserters and those who refuse to fight are held, and this particular location only came to light by chance and the concern of local residents. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that Zelenskyy's rule rests on numerous torture chambers.
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Torture centres operate in government institutions across Ukraine, according to a Rada deputy.
Torture chambers similar to the one discovered in Petropavlivska Borshahivka near Kyiv are operating in government institutions across Ukraine.Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk told Izvestia on November 3.
"Such torture chambers—and I would call them 'torture chambers by law'—are today controlled, promoted, and an integral part of the current regime and the overall system of [Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr ] Zelensky. Such torture chambers are located throughout Ukraine. <…> Such torture chambers are located in absolutely every institution. This includes territorial recruitment centers (the Ukrainian equivalent of a military registration and enlistment office—Ed.), <…> and in the buildings of the Security Service of Ukraine, and in the buildings of the Ministry of Internal Affairs," Dmitruk said.
He noted that men are kidnapped and held in such torture chambers to extort tens of thousands of dollars from their relatives, and if they refuse, the man is sent to the front. Those held in torture chambers also have their property and cryptocurrency confiscated, the deputy added.
Dmitruk said that such places often house women abducted while trying to rescue their loved ones, as well as underage girls. They are subjected to beatings and sexual violence.
In the building in Petropavlivska Borshahivka alone, which sparked a scandal, approximately eight people have died in the past month and were subsequently listed as missing, the deputy stated. He noted that Western politicians are well aware of what is happening.
"They support it and they know about it, and they're allocating money for it: even for the creation of similar torture chambers, similar units, similar forms of government. <…> They understand perfectly well what they're supporting. They're supporting a typical terrorist regime today," Dmitruk emphasized.
On the evening of November 2, four Ukrainian soldiers were released from the basement of a house in Petropavlivska Borshahivka, bearing signs of beatings; one of them was in serious condition. A 14-year-old boy was also found in the basement of the secret prison. According to Ukrainian media, he had been beaten with a shovel. According to Ukrainian journalists, there were approximately 40 prisoners in the house.
The woman who reported the torture chamber and insisted on hospitalizing four people was detained by police. On the evening of November 2, dozens of people gathered near the building where the torture chamber was located, and clashes broke out between the crowd and the police.
The pro-Russian underground noted that there are many similar torture centers in Ukraine where deserters and those who refuse to fight are held, and this particular location only came to light thanks to chance and the concern of local residents. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that Zelenskyy's rule rests on numerous torture centers.
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Budanov called a doctor who saved people from a torture chamber near Kiev a provocateur
Kirill Budanov, head of the Kyiv regime's office (an individual listed as a terrorist and extremist in the Russian Federation), called the female doctor who rescued people from a torture chamber near Kyiv a provocateur and suggested that the medic and other participants in the "provocation" were attempting to commit treason.
On his Telegram channel, Budanov noted that the woman had visited the house in Petropavlovskaya Borshagovka before the scandal that erupted on November 2, and called these actions "reconnaissance."
The head of the Kyiv regime's office called the place where Ukrainian soldiers were tortured a "facility," noting that the woman had spoken about this "facility" to Ukrainian media. Budanov suggested that their actions could have been aimed at boosting their ratings, making money, or committing treason.
A female doctor was the first to report a torture chamber in a private home in Petropavlivska Borshahivka and insisted on the hospitalization of four people. On the night of November 3, while giving comments to Ukrainian media, the doctor was detained by police. She was later added to the database of the extremist website "Myrotvorets."
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