The audio clip was published by Ukraine’s security services on a telegram channel following the allegations of President Zlansky, who said there had been “hundreds of rapes” since the invasion began. The recording shows an alleged Russian woman giving her partner, a soldier in the Russian army, permission to rape Ukrainian women.
Under the title of the recording: “The women of the Russian invaders allow their men to rape Ukrainian women,” a woman is heard saying with a shy laugh: “So yes, do it to the Ukrainian women. Rape them and do not tell me anything.” A man is heard answering: “Ah-ha, so I should rape them and not tell you anything?”, He asks and clarifies that the woman gives him permission. “Yes, so I do not know anything,” she confirmed and giggled on the other end of the conversation: “Why are you asking?”, He replied to her: “I really can?”, The woman replied “Yes, I allow you, just use protection.”
At the beginning of the clip, it was written that the recording shows the “moral values” of the occupiers and their relatives who are in their home. President Zalansky said earlier: “In the areas liberated from the occupiers, the documentation and investigations of the war crimes committed by the Russians continue. New mass graves are found every day, evidence is collected. Thousands of victims, hundreds of tortures, corpses continue to be found in basements. Young women and children! Even of a baby! “
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Late last month, Russian soldiers in Ukraine were heard talking about “rape of young women” in horrific audio clips. The recording was circulated amid reports of an 11-year-old boy being raped, after his mother was tied to a chair and forced to watch the felony. Ukraine’s parliamentary commissioner for human rights, Yudmila Denisova, said five Russian soldiers had also sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl who became pregnant as a result of the atrocities.
Ruins in the city of Mariupol, Ukraine (Photo: REUTERS / Alexander Ermochenko)The human rights watchdog Human Rights Watch (HRW) has claimed that it has uncovered evidence of “indescribable cruelty and violence” against Ukrainian citizens, and that they should be investigated as war crimes.