The ambulance driver who filmed the exposed, nazi-run torture house the Zelenskiy regime was using to torture children and Ukrainian military refuseniks has been jailed by the regime.
Viktor En, who arrived with Ukrainian doctor Valentina Molodaya at the house in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kiev, has been sent to prison without bail pending trial. Molodaya has also been arrested – and added to a Ukrainian fascist ‘kill list’.
Mass repression
Zelenskiy’s state prosecutors argue that the house is a “military site”.
Tatyana Kireyeva, who along with Molodaya tried to get an abducted man released and found children among the torture victims, have already been ordered to be held without bail.
Zelenskiy’s office has admitted that the Kiev facility was just one of many the regime is operating across Ukraine. The news triggered mass popular protests and an even bigger wave of state repression. The UK state-corporate media, however, continue to ignore the issue – presumably because it disrupts their pro-war propaganda.
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I doubt this aspect of Zelenskyy’s nature has come as much of a surprise to many. Andy Burnham will, of course, pretend the evidence was not unearthed.