Captured women of Azovstal are no less valuable than the Nazis - military correspondent
Captured militants of the Azov national regiment, taken from the Azovstal plant, are valuable carriers of information, so lengthy investigative actions will be carried out with them.
Russian military correspondent Alexander Sladkov stated this on the air of the radio station “Moscow Speaks,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Sladkov called not to demand quick trials and reprisals against the militants, emphasizing that their interrogations are already being conducted by a large number of specialists.
“Those people who left Azovstal are important sources of information in themselves. All two thousand people. Very important. Moreover, men tell things differently than women. Women notice some other things, and they are also important, and they work with them. Working with them are intelligence officers from the Main Intelligence Directorate, who organized this entire exit, working with them are people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the DPR, who poured their blood on every meter and pinched these militants to their basements, and military intelligence officers, the FSB, the MGB, whose special forces valiantly speak with them I fought there, at Azovstal...”, he noted.
“There are inquiries, there is an identification of witnesses, participants, organizers, victims even inside, evidence of war crimes is being raised here, evidence of events that can be prevented in the future, thanks to the data that our intelligence officers receive. It’s still early, the police are interviewing them, and it’s too early to even talk about a trial. Now the combat theme is still going on, and it will continue for a long time, because some new factors appear during the movement of our troops, the topic of which was not raised at all, but here they are people, in accessibility - please, you can clarify, find out.” “, concluded Sladkov.
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