Russian soldiers carved swastikas into the foreheads of two Ukrainian prisoners of war, leaving them struggling with severe psychological trauma, doctors told The Telegraph. Serhiy doesn’t know what Russian soldiers used to mutilate him because his eyes were blindfolded with tape. He only knows that the act was carried out with extreme cruelty. “I want your children to know that you’re fascist. That’s why I am cutting deep,” the soldier told him. “So it’s visible on your bones.” Hot blood streamed down Serhiy’s face, but he was given nothing to clean himself or any medical care for his multiple injuries. The act, a war crime, was likely inspired by Moscow’s claims that its war in Ukraine is a special “deNazification” operation. Mobilised into the Ukrainian military not long after Russia invaded, Serhiy was captured after a fierce skirmish last December in the Donetsk region. His captors took him to a processing centre, where he was subjected to two weeks of torture. They kept him in a basement with no food, only taking him out to beat him unconscious. The swastika runs from just below his hairline to almost his brow and was likely cut with a knife, his doctors believe. Soon after, he was transferred to Chechnya, where he arrived almost naked and covered in layers of dried blood, and released five months later in a prisoner exchange. A year on from his capture, the psychological scars still run so deep that Serhiy finds it almost impossible to talk about what happened to him. The physical marks left behind are harder to hide, however. He covers his face with a baseball cap and rarely removes it. The swastika mark weighs heavy on him psychologically – a symbol loaded with harmful meaning and social stigma. “It reminds him every day of the torture he experienced,” said his wife, Olha. “I don’t understand the logic in what they did because his children hate the Russians for what they’ve done,” said Olha. The couple, who are both 40 and from Vinnytsia, met at pre-school and have two teenage children together – they did not want to use their full names due to the sensitive nature of the injury. “They don’t think he’s a fascist, he’s a hero.” https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...-carved-two-ukrainians-russians-mental-knife/
Why would Ukrainian Nazi object having swastika on his forehead? Most of them have multiple swastika tattoos
P.s vatniks can't take small Ukrainian villages & they're dreaming about white house. Can't make this up. No wonder they started writting this retard propaganda since they were bought by saudies recently. They should stick to the camel meat futures instead.
Let's take a look at the real Nazi problem -- Russia's Nazis. No nation on the face of the earth has more neo-Nazis than Russia. Putin’s fascists: the Russian state’s long history of cultivating homegrown neo-Nazis https://theconversation.com/putins-...ory-of-cultivating-homegrown-neo-nazis-178535 Neo-Nazi Russian nationalist exposes how Russia’s leaders sent them to Ukraine to kill Ukrainians https://khpg.org/en/1608809502 Confronting Russia’s Role in Transnational White Supremacist Extremism https://www.justsecurity.org/68420/...in-transnational-white-supremacist-extremism/ Russia has a fascism problem and it’s not Ukraine https://mg.co.za/top-six/2022-03-07-russia-has-a-fascism-problem-and-its-not-ukraine/ The rise of Russia’s neo-Nazi football hooligans https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/apr/24/russia-neo-nazi-football-hooligans-world-cup Russian Neo-Nazis Participate in ‘Denazifying’ Ukraine – Der Spiegel https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022...ate-in-denazifying-ukraine-der-spiegel-a77762 Is there any truth to Russia's 'Ukrainian Nazis' propaganda? Russian propagandists are constantly saying Ukraine is full of Nazis, and posting alleged evidence online. DW's fact-checking team has investigated some of this supposed evidence. https://www.dw.com/en/fact-check-is-there-any-truth-to-russias-ukrainian-nazis-propaganda/a-63970461