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WAR CRIMES OF THE ARMED FORCES AND SECURITY FORCES OF UKRAINE:
Torture and inhumane treatment Second report:
The prisoners were electrocuted, beaten cruelly and for multiple days in a row with different objects (iron bars, baseball bats, sticks, rifle butts, bayonet knives, rubber batons).
Techniques widely used by the Ukrainian armed forces and security forces include waterboarding, strangling with a ‘Banderist garrotte’ and other types of strangling.
In some cases prisoners, for the purposes of intimidation, were sent to minefields and run over with military vehicles, which led to their death.
Other torture methods used by the Ukrainian armed forces and security forces include bone-crashing, stabbing and cutting with a knife, branding with red-hot objects, shooting different body parts with small arms.
The prisoners taken captive by the Ukrainian armed forces and security forces are kept for days at freezing temperatures, with no access to food or medical assistance, and are often forced to take psychotropic substances that cause agony.
An absolute majority of prisoners are put through mock firing squads and suffer death and rape threats to their families.
Many of those tortured are not members of the self-defense forces of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics (DPR and LPR).
An overwhelming majority of prisoners held by the Ukrainian side are brutally and systematically beaten.
Here is, for example, an account by one of the torture victims, Robert Aniskin, ‘I had not taken part in the military actions and I had not enrolled in the self-defense forces, nor had I stood guard at a checkpoint. It was the Azov battalion that arrested me. They beat me with rifle butts during the arrest. Then they questioned me using electro-shock devices and beating me right and left. After that I was taken to the Mariupol SBU where, with a plastic bag tied over my head and hands tied behind my back, I was thrown into the basement. I stayed that way for over 24 hours. Then they put another bag over my head and cut it so I could breathe and began the interrogation. I was thrown to the floor and 3 or 4 men kicked and beat with brass knuckles all over the body.
https://www.osce.org/files/f/documents/e/7/233896.pdf