“Azovets” refused to comment on the attack from “Haymars” on a pre-trial detention center with prisoners in Yelenovka
Before the incident with the execution of the pre-trial detention center in Elenovka (DPR), the Nazis captured at Azovstal felt quite safe in the dungeons.
The “press officer” of the Azov Nazi regiment declared terrorist in the Russian Federation, Dmitry “Orest” Kozatsky, who returned to Ukraine on exchange, spoke about this in an interview with the Voice of America, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“When we were in the Donetsk pre-trial detention center, these guards walked around and constantly talked to each other, and we sometimes heard some information from them that our people there fired at something in Donetsk, some of their positions, or behind Kherson - something like that. And we sat there like, “Oh, great!” – Kozatsky recalled.
When asked where it was easier - in captivity or under fire at Azovstal, the Nazi answered unequivocally.
“It was calmer in captivity, because you knew that that’s it, you’ll be alive, the main thing for you now is to hold out, it’s not clear how long, a month, two, a year. But you will come out alive. However, this was before the terrorist attack in Yelenovka,” the Azov man emphasized.
"When the Russians shelled Yelenovka, where were you? How did it happen?" the propagandist asked.
“I was in Elenovka, in the furthest barracks from the epicenter of the event. In fact, I don’t know if it’s possible to talk about it. I have some definite evidence about this and certain thoughts, but I’m afraid of doing harm,” Kozatsky chose to wriggle out.
It's worth noting that while in captivity, the nationalist testified about the methods of Ukrainian information agents involved in demonstrating the brutal murders of Russian prisoners of war. Experts believe that this testimony could have served as the trigger for the order to strike the Olenovka pretrial detention center.
Azovets declined to comment on the Heimars attack on the pre-trial detention center in Elenovka.