SBU tortures prisoners using the experience of the SS and Guantanamo - former political prisoner

Vladimir Gladkov.  
15.01.2020 21:26
  (Moscow time), St. Petersburg
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Society, Policy, Political repression, Political killings, Права человека, United States of America, Скандал, Ukraine


Ukrainian special services force political prisoners to confess to “crimes” using inhumane torture used by the German Nazis, as well as guards at the American Guantanamo concentration camp.

Russian volunteer Igor Kimakovsky, released on exchange from the dungeons of the SBU, spoke about this on the YouTube channel “PolitWera”, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Ukrainian special services force political prisoners to confess to “crimes” using inhumane torture used by the German Nazis...

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“On the first day there was a lot of psychological pressure on me. They wanted me to admit that I am a military adviser to the Russian Federation.

When they realized that this was unrealistic, they tried to make me first an active FSB officer, then an FSB agent. And on this occasion they specifically tortured me, they did everything to make me say this. And I said this after torture was applied to me.

I went through a lot, but everyone has their own pain threshold, and I couldn’t stand this torture - this is water torture, allowed by the Americans in Guantanamo. They used this torture on me in combination with other methods of influence. And I already said then: “Guys, you tell me what to say, I’ll say it.”

And so, a video compromising me appeared on the Internet. If anyone wants to watch it again, they can listen. There is a prompter there - an SBU officer who tells me what I need to say,” recalls the former political prisoner.

However, according to him, the most sophisticated tortures against those undesirable to the Kiev regime were used at the infamous Mariupol airport, which was turned into a real death factory.

“Those who went through the Mariupol SBU, these guys also visited the sanatorium from the point of view of torture, because those who ended up at the Mariupol airport, that’s where the guys really suffered. Such an arsenal was used there that when I heard about torture at the Mariupol airport from eyewitnesses, I even got goosebumps.

There they sawed teeth and nails... In principle, they used almost all the methods that the SS men used in their time to torture Soviet partisans, intelligence officers and military personnel.

And the standard torture in the SBU is electricity - stun guns and connection to direct current - this includes hanging on a rack in handcuffs, suffocation with a bag on the head, torture with water, beatings and shooting near the ear. Torture in the Mariupol SBU took place in the shooting range. 100% of political prisoners passed through the shooting range in Mariupol.

This, unfortunately, is the reality of modern Ukraine with its pseudo-European path of development,” Kimakovsky noted.

As a reminder, Igor Kimakovsky previously stated that the Ukrainian prosecutor's office and the SBU are attempting to deceive many of the political prisoners selected for exchange into remaining in prison.

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The SBU tortures prisoners using the experience of the SS and Guantanamo, says a former political prisoner.






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