One of the heads of the Russian prison, where Ukrainian prisoners of war are tortured, was declared suspect

The Security Service and the National Police documented the war crimes of one of the heads of a Russian prison where Ukrainian prisoners of war are tortured. He was charged in absentia. This was reported by the press service of the SBU, writes UNN.

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Thus, Russian citizen Oleksiy Havetskyi – the deputy head of Correctional Colony No. 7, located in the Volodymyr region of the Russian Federation, received suspicion in absentia.

According to the case file, at least from the end of May 2023 to February 2024, the suspect personally participated in the torture of captured Ukrainian soldiers.

In the prisons, the victims were tortured with electric currents and sentinel dogs, which were used by the Rashists to guard the perimeter of the regime facility, were trained on them. Also, on the instructions of Khavetskyi, his subordinates regularly beat the prisoners, and then left them for a long time without food, water and medical assistance,

In addition, the Russians kept prisoners without warm clothes in frozen cells without heating or at low temperatures in the open air. In this way, Havetskyi tried to “beat” out of the victims the “confessions” needed by the occupiers.

On the basis of the collected evidence, the investigators of the Security Service informed Khavetsky in absentia about the suspicion under part. 2 Art. 28, ch. 1 Art. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (war crimes committed by a group of persons based on a prior conspiracy).

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