Russia’s war against Ukraine has dragged on for over a year. Russia has been accused of committing several border violations in the war.
However, Russia is denying this. It said that the attack was aimed at Ukraine’s nuclear weapons sites. After Russia captured the Ukrainian city of Kherson at the start of the war in February 2022, Russia held the city under its control for 8 months from March to early November.
At that time, it is said that Russia has set up concentration camps in the city of Kherson. Ukraine and people connected to Ukraine are held as prisoners in those camps.
Torture in Ukraine
Among them are social activists, journalists, government employees and teachers. 20 such torture chambers were found in Kherson.
Details of Russian forces establishing, managing and funding the camps have been revealed by a team led by UK lawyer Wayne Jordash.
According to this, many of the above details have come to light based on the evidence collected from thousands of survivors.
People taken to concentration camps in Ukraine were beaten, tortured, electrocuted and subjected to many atrocities.
Missile attack
They have learned pro-Russia slogans, poems and songs and forced them to recite them. 400 people in these camps are missing.
Are they dead? Or transported to Russia? It is also said that it is not clear.
Meanwhile, a 5-apartment residential building in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, was completely damaged by a Russian missile attack.
The death toll in this attack is 11. Ukrainian emergency crews recover the body of a woman who was attacked.
Let’s run away
A child also died in this missile attack. A Russian S-300 missile struck the building, according to local administration officials in Ukraine.
Condemning this incident, Ukrainian President Zelensky said, “The terrorist state wants to make every day a terrible day for our people.
But evildoers cannot rule in our land. We will drive away all invaders. They are fully responsible for every attack.” Said that.