Former chief of the Russian pre-trial detention center is suspected: brutal torture of Ukrainian journalist
Journalist
Anna Tkach
07.08.2025 - 12:40
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According to glavcom.ua: According to the conducted investigation, it became clear that the former chief indeed organized the cruel treatment of civilians, including Ukrainians who fell under his authority. His actions were qualified as a war crime under international standards, and he faces up to 12 years in prison for this.
The investigative authorities announced suspicion against the former chief of the pre-trial detention center No. 2 in Taganrog, Rostov region of Russia, under whose command a system of cruel treatment of Ukrainians operated. Among the victims of the repressive treatment was the famous Ukrainian journalist Viktoriya Roshchyna, who was detained by Russian military personnel and transferred to the specified detention facility.
Conclusion: The former chief of the detention facility in Russia has been announced suspicion for brutal treatment of Ukrainians and civilians. Among the victims is a well-known Ukrainian journalist who fell under his influence and suffering. Now the defendant faces a serious term of imprisonment for committed war crimes.
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