“The Security Service of Ukraine exposed Russian Major-General Yuriy Zavyalov and his subordinates in creating a torture chamber and kidnapping local residents in Kherson during the Russian occupation. This is reported by the SBU. According to the investigation, in July 2022, at the request of Gauleiter Volodymyr Saldo, the Russian authorities sent a group of war criminals led by Zavyalov to Kherson. He headed the occupation”, — write on: ua.news
The Security Service of Ukraine exposed Russian Major-General Yuriy Zavyalov and his subordinates in creating a torture chamber and kidnapping local residents in Kherson during the Russian occupation.
This is reported by the SBU.
According to the investigation, in July 2022, at the request of Gauleiter Volodymyr Saldo, the Russian authorities sent a group of war criminals led by Zavyalov to Kherson. He headed the occupation department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation in the Kherson region. Together with him, Russian colonels Gennadiy Beryozin and Yuriy Zakavryashin were sent to Kherson, who became deputy heads of the occupation Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Zavyalov and his subordinates organized groups that abducted local residents and took them to a torture chamber headed by senior lieutenant of the Russian police Andrii Spivak. Prisoners were subjected to severe torture, including beatings and starvation. In particular, on Spivak’s order, a 54-year-old veteran of the ATO was tortured to death by electric current.
So far, Zavyalov, Beryozin, Zakavryashin, Spivak and six other persons have been charged in absentia under articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine regarding violations of the laws and customs of war.
Earlier we wrote that in Ternopil and Cherkassy three car arsonists who were acting on the orders of the Russian Federation were detained. They were looking for easy money on social networks, and their targets were cars that were being serviced after completing combat missions on the front lines.
We will also remind you that law enforcement officers detained the head of the Western Interregional Department of the Ministry of Justice. According to the investigation, the official forced the prisoners to work “for free” in the woodworking industry for a monetary reward from entrepreneurs.
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