Russia creates concentration camps for its own soldiers

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Russia has created several concentration camps for "refuseniks" in the army
14:50, 28.07.2022

The Russian military command began to forcibly move Russian soldiers who refused to fight to concentration camps.



Russian human rights activist Alexei Tabalov announced this on the air of Navalny LIVE.

According to Aleksey Tabalov, Russia has created several concentration camps in Ukraine for its soldiers who refuse to fight. Concentration camps have been set up in the occupied city of Bryanka in the Luhansk and Kherson regions.

We were doing Bryanka. According to our data, there may be more than 80 people. Before that, there were reports from Kherson that people were also kept in some pits. This is no exception. Unfortunately, this is an ever-expanding practice,” says Tabalov.

As proof, the human rights activist showed photographs of imprisoned Russian soldiers who were kept in such camps.

This is happening throughout the occupied territory where Russian troops are stationed. And behind the appeals that come to us, behind the frequency of requests to our organizations, particularly partner organizations, one gets the impression that everyone is ready to flee the battlefield. And recognizing this fact, this is a big problem for the Ministry of Defense. And now they are already moving from intimidation at the beginning of the “special operation” to such serious actions as kidnapping, taking them to some pits, premises and keeping their servicemen as prisoners of war,” the human rights activist noted.

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