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| | Head of the presidential administration Budanov spoke in Russian throughout the events, just like everyone else there. His official statements on the matter are interesting. First, he said that there are ‘many such buildings’ across Ukraine, indicating the normality of such practices. But he also said that the offenders in this case would be investigated. And today, November 3, he declared that the whole story was clearly a Russian psychological operation to break Ukrainian morale. | | Head of the presidential administration Budanov spoke in Russian throughout the events, just like everyone else there. His official statements on the matter are interesting. First, he said that there are ‘many such buildings’ across Ukraine, indicating the normality of such practices. But he also said that the offenders in this case would be investigated. And today, November 3, he declared that the whole story was clearly a Russian psychological operation to break Ukrainian morale. |
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| − | The [[Ukrainian regime]] - backed by the [[EU]], [[MI6], and [[CIA]], chose to arrest and prosecute the private medic, Valentina Molodaya, for exposing the [[crime]] instead of the [[Neo-Nazi]] torturers inside the Ukrainian military responsible for it. Molyodaya previously was awarded state honors, the Honorary Knight of the Fatherland with Golden Cross of Honor and Valor. The [[Security Services of Ukraine]] declared that it has also identified 100 protestors involved in the events. | + | The [[Ukrainian regime]] - backed by the [[EU]], [[MI6], and [[CIA]], chose to arrest and prosecute the private medic, Valentina Molodaya, for exposing the [[crime]] instead of the [[neo-Nazi]] torturers inside the Ukrainian military responsible for it. Molyodaya previously was awarded state honors, the Honorary Knight of the Fatherland with Golden Cross of Honor and Valor. Besides arrests without bail of Molodaya, the ambulance driver and the wife of a tortured man, the [[Security Service of Ukraine]] and [[police]] identified and investigated 130 protesters who tried to free tortured men from the secret prison of the neo-Nazi led [[Azov corps]]. |
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| | + | :“Police criminal analysts have determined that 27 of them actively participated in illegal activities, while another 24 behaved aggressively, incited society, and deliberately provoked conflicts with [[law enforcement]] officers and members of the National Guard of Ukraine. The actions of all active participants will be legally assessed as part of the investigations by the National Police, the Security Service of Ukraine, and the Prosecutor General’s Office. This work is ongoing.” |
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| | + | Valentina Molodaya, as well as the 14-year-old boy freed from the Azov torture dungeon, have also both been put on the [[Myrotvorets]] k8ill list, an online database of individuals that functions as a kill list of targets for the [[Azov Battalion]]. Molodaya was placed on the kill list for “Obstruction of the legal activity of the Ukrainian Defense Forces”, while the 14-year-old boy was placed on the kill list for “Actions aimed at undermining Ukraine’s defense capabilities and disrupting mobilization efforts”, along with his parents. |
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