Prizonierii ucraineni ar fi „îngrășați” înainte de schimburile de prizonieri, pentru a ascunde condițiile reale de detenție din Rusia

Ukrainian prisoners in Russia are reportedly subjected to a process of 'fattening' before repatriation to create a false impression of humane treatment. Andrii Pasternak, head of the Unified Center for Coordination of Prisoner Searches and Releases, revealed that Russian authorities have special facilities for these prisoners, where they receive improved nutrition prior to exchanges. This practice, described as humiliating and torturous, aims to alter their physical condition to appear normal compared to their actual state during captivity. Pasternak highlighted the stark differences in the physical conditions of released Ukrainian prisoners versus Russian ones, emphasizing Ukraine's commitment to humane treatment and international oversight.