Russian doctor carved ‘Glory to Russia’ scar on POW during operation
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Better photo available here: https://english.nv.ua/russian-war/ukraine-begins-treating-soldier-scarred-with-glory-to-russia-phrase-from-russian-captivity-50522497.html
The words, written in Russian, were branded into the right side of the body alongside the letter "Z," a symbol of the full-scale invasion that many Ukrainians and critics of the war liken to the Nazi swastika.
According to the United Nations, more than 95% of freed Ukrainian POWs have said they were tortured during their captivity. Survivors have recounted harrowing treatment, including being brutally beaten, electrocuted, and forced to endure painful stress positions.
Many have faced mock executions, threats of rape or death, and were denied basic medical care. Some were left without food, locked in isolation for weeks, or permanently marked with burns or scars.For Turkevych and his team, seeing the scars left by Russian captivity on Ukrainian POWs has become a routine part of their work.
[...] Turkevych and his team have treated several released defenders bearing swastika-shaped scars, some even on their foreheads [...]
Even if this were a terrible criminal, if you are capable of carving political statements into another human’s flesh, there is something seriously wrong with you.
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Even if this were a terrible criminal, if you are capable of carving political statements into another human’s flesh, there is something seriously wrong with you.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I agree with you... but
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Bro JESUS CHRIST what the FUCK
Putin is fine with this PR? (Public Relations)
He personally ordered to target civilians, bomb hospitals and schools, why would be bothered by this?
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The russian state should be destroyed.
Are you implying that a nation state doesn't have an inherent right to exist, regardless of the form and manner in which it operates? Are you antisemitic?
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Are you implying that a nation state doesn't have an inherent right to exist, regardless of the form and manner in which it operates? Are you antisemitic?
Sounds good, bro.
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I agree with you... but
That is just as bad.
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It can work I guess but I think there are more instances of it not doing so. The results don't warrant the price.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I’ve also tried to appeal to sense at times. People are angry and they think we are naïve.
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Are you implying that a nation state doesn't have an inherent right to exist, regardless of the form and manner in which it operates? Are you antisemitic?
Not if they’re fucking evil as fuck
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Are you implying that a nation state doesn't have an inherent right to exist, regardless of the form and manner in which it operates? Are you antisemitic?
stop i can only get so erect
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Better photo available here: https://english.nv.ua/russian-war/ukraine-begins-treating-soldier-scarred-with-glory-to-russia-phrase-from-russian-captivity-50522497.html
The words, written in Russian, were branded into the right side of the body alongside the letter "Z," a symbol of the full-scale invasion that many Ukrainians and critics of the war liken to the Nazi swastika.
According to the United Nations, more than 95% of freed Ukrainian POWs have said they were tortured during their captivity. Survivors have recounted harrowing treatment, including being brutally beaten, electrocuted, and forced to endure painful stress positions.
Many have faced mock executions, threats of rape or death, and were denied basic medical care. Some were left without food, locked in isolation for weeks, or permanently marked with burns or scars.For Turkevych and his team, seeing the scars left by Russian captivity on Ukrainian POWs has become a routine part of their work.
[...] Turkevych and his team have treated several released defenders bearing swastika-shaped scars, some even on their foreheads [...]
"Glory" my ass, Russia is rotten to the core and utter depravity like this only makes that all the more apparent. I can't believe this is the state of the world today, bunch of stupid monkeys running the show.
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See Japan for example of where sufficient violence was used, the cycle did not continue.
Japan worked because of what happened as they rebuilt the country after the violence. They were lucky the US needed a counter to the communist movement spreading in Asia. Post-WW1 Germany is a strong counterpoint example that shows violence begets violence.
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That is just as bad.
No, it really isn't. Should it be done? No, of course not. But permanently scarring a Nazi as a Nazi is not the same as scarring "glory to Russia" into someone defending their homeland from greedy imperialism.
