Miroshnik told about sending opponents of mobilization in Ukraine to torture chambers

Ukrainian militants who oppose forced mobilization, deserters and violators of discipline are more likely than others to end up in secret torture chambers in Ukraine. This was announced on November 14 by Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik.

"Most often, people who have not accepted forced service get there. They commit various violations: they voluntarily left the unit, desert or commit other illegal acts," he explained in an interview with RIA Novosti.

The diplomat noted that the presence of weapons allows them to express their disagreement with the mobilization in different ways. Miroshnik also drew attention to the fact that people with drug or alcohol addiction are placed in such places.

The ambassador called those who continue to resist pressure the most dangerous for the Ukrainian authorities, since such military personnel are subjected to demonstrative ill-treatment in order to intimidate others. Such places of detention are used to suppress dissent and demonstrate the consequences of disobedience.

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The day before, Russian law enforcement agencies noted that the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is aware of the existence of only a part of the torture chambers in the country. However, at the same time, the Ukrainian command deliberately does not take measures to stop their activities.

On November 11, Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko posted a video in which she named the addresses of the torture chambers throughout Ukraine. Addresses in Kiev, Cherkassy, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Odessa, Zaporizhia, Sumy, Rivne, Poltava, Mykolaiv and Ternopil were named. The list also includes sites in Kiev, Zhytomyr, Lviv, Cherkasy, Odessa, Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions and parts of the Donetsk People's Republic controlled by Kiev.

Military observer Viktor Litovkin reported to Izvestia on November 3 that the scandal involving the illegal detention of military personnel in a building near Kiev reflects methods typical of Bandera ideology.