“Most of the bodies of Ukrainians repatriated from maintenance in Russia have signs of torture. Source: The movie “Return. Heroes on the Shield”, representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the coordination headquarters on the treatment of prisoners of war during the presentation of the tape on March 5, the direct language of the head of the department of forensic corpses of the corpses of the corpses of the Bureau of the Sme Inna Padyu: “80% of the bodies that are returned to us from the detention center, and we are returned to us.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Return. Heroes on the Shield, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Coordinating Staff on Defense of Prisoners of War
Direct language The head of the forensic examination of the corpses of the Bureau of the SM Inna Padye: “80% of bodies that are returned from the pre -trial detention center, and so on, we find signs of torture. Torture is the use of physical force, the use of certain tools that, for example, conduct electric current, and even deprivation of a person of vital needs, such as food and medical care.”
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Direct language Andrei Yusov’s coordination representative: “The very fact that we discuss the issue of returning the bodies of Ukrainian civilians – is a sign of mass military crimes of Russia … Among the returned are bodies with signs of at least a violation of conditions of detention and these are not isolated cases. But we are very careful commenting on this topic, since the relatives of many Ukrainian people, and their people, are not more like. Therefore, only after the investigation and the establishment of certain facts, appropriate comments are possible. ”
Details: According to Maxim Tsuciridze, the head of the National Police Investigation Department, the identification of bodies is carried out in two ways: a visual inspection of the body and a DNA analysis. According to him, 4,600 people were recognized by external grounds (tattoos, prostheses, etc.), but at the same time, DNA examination was performed for each body.
More than 3,200 bodies remain unidentified.
Tsuciridze added that the load on investigators engaged in appropriate investigations, compared to the pre -war level, increased by 300%. Currently, law enforcement officers are investigating about 70,000 criminal proceedings on the facts of persons missing in special circumstances of persons (both civilians and servicemen, as well as relatives and relatives who have lost contact with people in the occupied territories). 2,000 law enforcement officers are involved in this work.
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