Russian Prisons: Ukrainian Torture Exposed

0:00Its March 23rd, welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines, reports reveal a hidden network of prisons across Russia, where Ukrainian prisoners endure brutal torture. Since the invasion in 2022, over 16,000 Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war have banished into about 180. Secret sites run outside the legal system. Whistleblowers and ex-inmates describe shocking methods like electric shocks from old field phones, beatings while suspended upside down, and suffocation with gas masks, guards cycle through facilities to avoid connections, hiding their faces and using nicknames like Wolf or Death. Survivors recall tiny food rations, attacks by dogs, forced political lessons, and portraits of Putin in cells. These turn to groups like Pashuk, Paulin for help finding loved ones lost in this web. Sources say orders for tough handling came down from top military commanders early in the war, understood as permission to do whatever it takes.

1:02FSB agents carry out much of the abuse. A United Nations torture expert calls it organized policy at the highest levels, applied widely in occupied areas. With photos, videos, and testimonies emerging, calls grow for accountability amid the ongoing