T: During one of Alina's interrogations, a barely alive Konstantin was brought into the room. Both were accused of assisting Ukrainian army. Then two men started to beat Konstantin in front of Alina, jumping on him. 8/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
-
Woman tortured with electric current and beaten by Russians
T: When she was not beaten with bats, in particular on the legs, she was tortured with electric current connected to her neck, wrists, ribs and lower belly. At one of these interrogations, she was falling off the chair due to the pain, but Russians continued to kick her 7/
-
Girl handcuffed every two hours, threatened with gang-rape and family massacre
T: Every two hours, she was handcuffed and taken to interrogations. She said to our documentators that she remembers only one time when she was not beaten during these interrogations. The girl was threatened with a gang-rape, massacre of her mother and sister. 6/
-
September 2022: Two detained, Alina held without water, food, toilet for 3 days
T: In September 2022, they were both detained by Russian military, because Konstantin's brother was a military. Both were placed in temporary detention center of the district police department. For three first days, Alina was kept without access to water, food or toilet. 5/
-
Story of Alina and Konstantin’s unlawful detention in Kupyansk
Tetiana: I was shocked and scared to death by a story that was told during our visits. This is the story of Alina and Konstantin. At the time of her unlawful detention in September 2022, Alina was 19 years old. She lived in Kupyansk with her boyfriend, Konstantin. 4/
-
Report on torture chambers in Kupyansk with 30 victim interviews
Their last report presented in Geneva is about the torture chambers in the city of Kupyansk, a city in Kharkiv region, close to the Russian border. ZMINA spoke with many victim survivors and interviewed 30 people Report: https://
zmina.ua/publication/ne
zakonni-zatrymannya-katuvannya-i-zhorstoke-povodzhennya-z-czyvilnym-naselennyam-ukrayiny-podibnist-praktyk-vchynennya-zlochyniv-v-oblastyah-okupovanyh-rosiyeyu-u-2022-roczi/
… 3/ -
ZMINA documents human rights abuses from Crimea to liberated areas since 2014
Human Rights Center ZMINA documents human rights abuses during the last 10 years, starting from Crimea in 2014 Now they concentrate on conducting field missions to the liberated areas to document enforced disappearances, torture and deportation 2/
-
Tetiana Pechonchyk describes Russian mistreatment of Ukrainian civilians
Recently at the US Embassy in Geneva, Tetiana Pechonchyk from ZMINA spoke about the mistreatment of Ukrainian civilians by Russians in occupied territories. Her story is the grim reality of Russian "peace" in Ukraine. 1/
-
GUR interception: Russian occupiers discuss strengthening police posts near Ukrainian border
#ГУРперехоплення
— Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (@DI_Ukraine) 13 mars 2024
‼️ «БЫЛИ ТАКИЕ МОМЕНТЫ, ЧТО НАМ НАДО БЫЛО ОТЪЕЗЖАТЬ..ПО ТРИ ЧЕЛОВЕКА ДОЛЖНО НА ПОСТУ ТЕПЕРЬ»
Окупанти на грайворонському напрямку обговорюють посилення постів поліції рф на всіх дорогах:
🔗 https://t.co/y8WOVAJIal pic.twitter.com/MYVazqAdM1#ГУРперехоплення «БЫЛИ ТАКИЕ МОМЕНТЫ, ЧТО НАМ НАДО БЫЛО ОТЪЕЗЖАТЬ..ПО ТРИ ЧЕЛОВЕКА ДОЛЖНО НА ПОСТУ ТЕПЕРЬ» Окупанти на грайворонському напрямку обговорюють посилення постів поліції рф на всіх дорогах: https://
gur.gov.ua/content/byly-t
akye-momenty-chto-nam-nado-bylo-otezzhat.html
… -
Ukraine prefers grant aid but may accept loan, says Maliuska
Maliuska told journalists in Washington that Kyiv would prefer receiving the support as a grant but would likely accept a loan as well. He stressed that the final decision would rest with the Finance Ministry.