The attacker, by the decision of the Kremlin, created a network of prisons in the occupied territory of Ukraine, which were passed off as “correctional” institutions.
The security service reported the suspicion of the chief prison of the Russian Federation, Arkady Gostev, director of the Russian federal penitentiary service, who created a network of concentration camps in the temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine. The SBU reported this on its Telegram channel on Monday, August 28.
The attacker created a network of Russian prisons in the temporarily occupied part of Ukraine under the guise of “correctional” and “treatment and correctional” institutions. This decision was enshrined in Decree No. 97-r signed by the Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Mishustin.
In the dungeons, Ukrainians from the occupied territories were subjected to brutal torture, including the use of electric current and staged “murders”.
“Gostev is responsible for appointing the heads of labor prisons and determines the” mode “of their activities as part of the predatory bodies of the Russian Federation. Thus, he personally organizes and controls the participation of his” subordinates ” on punitive measures against members of the resistance movement in the temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine,” the source said. SBU.
Security Service investigators informed the Visitor about the suspicion under the article Actions aimed at forcibly changing or overthrowing the constitutional order or usurping state power (part 1 of article 109 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
The SBU added that the person involved is on Russian territory, and comprehensive measures are being taken to bring him to justice for crimes against our state.
As we already wrote, the SBU reported suspicion to the Russian battalion commander, who tortured a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the occupation of the Chernihiv region.
Source: korrespondent
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