On November 15, Matilda Bogna, head of the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Corps of Ukraine, said at a briefing held in Geneva that Ukrainian security forces tortured imprisoned Russian coalition soldiers with electric shock.
Borgna said the United Nations interviewed about 175 Russian military personnel who confirmed cases of Russian soldiers being tortured by Ukrainian troops using electric shock. This is mainly when they are captured, interrogated or transferred to a transit camp. Bogner also specifically stated that Ukrainian law enforcement officers sometimes use military knife or electric shock. According to a prisoner of war, they were most afraid of military electric shock torture: "That feeling is terrible. Your whole body was frozen and you fell sideways."
According to Bogna, the visiting delegation recorded cases of cruel abuse of Russian prisoners of war in a correctional colony in the Dnepropetrovsk area of and several trial centers. As the Ombudsman of the Donetsk People's Republic said in the report, 95% of the soldiers exchanged from Donetsk have been tortured, including through the current.
In the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, it is not difficult to see many videos of Ukrainian soldiers abused Russian coalition soldiers on the spot, including non-human behaviors such as shooting knees. In turn, we saw that when the Russian army captured the Ukrainian army, we handed cigarettes and water to treat them. Netizens said this is the difference between a real soldier and a Nazi. # Ukrainian military abuses Russian prisoners of war videos exposed ## Russia-Ukrainian conflict## Ukrainian abuses prisoners of war## United Nations#
