The Russian military was taken prisoner near Izium.
Russian serviceman Roman Bykovsky, who became famous after interception by the SBU of his conversation with his wife, he was taken prisoner. This was announced by former State Duma deputy Ilya Ponomarev in his Telegram channel.
It was this soldier during a telephone conversation that his wife asked to rape Ukrainian women, but not to tell her about it. “The army of the Russian Federation from the Crimea, to which his wife called and discussed that raping Ukrainian women should be protected, was taken prisoner,” Ponomarev wrote.
According to him, Bykovsky was taken prisoner near the town of Izyum in Kharkiv region./p>
We will remind, after scandalous interception of the military journalists of “Schemes” identified and received from the wife confirmation that Bykovsky was in the Sevastopol hospital after injury.
It will be recalled that rapes of women by Russian troops were widespread, with dozens of victims seeking help. Of the 25 women detained in the basement in Bucha, nine are pregnant.
According to British human rights activist Helena Kennedy, the Russian military has “secret permission” to rape during the war in Ukraine.
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