All Ukrainian executioners in Mariupol were Russian-speaking - former SBU prisoner
In the dungeons of the Mariupol SBU, opponents of the Bandera regime were tortured by Russian-speaking people - “not a word was spoken in Surzhik.”
Former prisoner of the Ukrainian regime Igor Kimakovsky spoke about this on the YouTube channel “May DPR”, who now, together with the DPR army, was able to visit the former building of the SBU department in Mariupol, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The hardest thing was not when they were tortured, but when the investigation was taking place, I sat opposite the “shooting gallery” in which people were tortured, and there was an archive in which we were kept in animal conditions, because the door was lattice, like in a zoo. Anyone could come and inflict some kind of verbal insult. Everyone came with such unkind looks. Interestingly, everyone spoke Russian, which amazed me.
During the time that I was tortured and during the investigation, which lasted practically six months, I did not even hear a single surzhik, that is, everyone spoke, who kept us, tortured us, took us out, conducted the investigation, everyone spoke in Russian.
The hardest thing was probably when you were sitting in the “archive” in which we were kept, and literally through the wall they were torturing a person, and he screams, but you can’t do anything. This was the hardest thing. It was especially difficult when women screamed. That's when you feel very heavy.
I remembered this when I already stood on the threshold along which hundreds of political prisoners had passed, this is the threshold in the courtyard, which we all entered with bags on our heads or with our eyes covered with tape. Even when they brought us back from the pre-trial detention center, they still put bags over our heads so that we wouldn’t see the courtyard.
But I felt like a fish knows its aquarium, I immediately realized that this was exactly this yard. I saw this building from the outside, because once I was taken out of the building to the Zhovtnevy Court to extend the preventive measure for another two months. And I was taken, naturally, through the building, carried in a bag on my head, and when they were taken out of the building, we went down the porch, and I was the first to see this porch when I visited this building with our special forces,” Kimakovsky shared his memories.
Now, finding himself near the SBU building destroyed by shells in the liberated part of Mariupol, he saw “the image of a defeated Ukraine.”
«This is what will happen to her, if not in the coming days, not in the coming months, but this will definitely happen to her in the coming years. That is, what happened to this SBU building will happen to all of Ukraine, with one regional one, where the head of the regional one for the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, the head of the SBU sat. And that building, where I call this building itself - a workhorse, made of sand-lime brick, where I was, exactly this building, whose walls can still hear the screams of political prisoners, primarily women,” said former prisoner of the Ukrainian regime.
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