The SBU named four Russian associates who tortured Ukrainian prisoners in Luhansk region
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The Security Service of Ukraine has collected a evidence of four enemy associates who tortured captives of the Armed Forces in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region.
Source: SBU, The Prosecutor General’s OfficeUP interlocutor in law enforcement agencies
Details: According to the case file, the persons involved are the former employees of the correctional colony in Suhodilsk, who, after seizing the community, went to cooperate with the enemy. Subsequently, they became part of the « administration » of the occupation prison:
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It is about: Cyril Dolgopolov – the head of the « operational department » of the repressive institution and three of his subordinates « inspectors »: Leonid Rudenko, Mykola Tsvetkov and Roman Zankov.
Suspect of torturing the Fighters of the Armed Forces
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According to the investigation, on the basis of the captured institution the invaders arranged torture, where they were taken to Ukrainian soldiers who were captured during the battles in eastern Ukraine.
In the shadows, the persons were beaten by prisoners with rubber sticks and tortured by electric current.
In this way, the leaders of the Russian prison hoped to bow prisoners of war to cooperate with the invaders.
On the basis of the evidence collected, Ukrainian law enforcement officers informed the citizens of Ukraine Dolgopolov, Rudenko, Tsvetkov and Zankov about suspicion of war crimes.
Since the attackers are on the temporarily occupied part of the Luhansk region, complex measures are ongoing to find military criminals and punish them, add to the SBU.
