Zakharova called torture the pillars of Zelensky's power in Ukraine

The power of the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, is based on torture, and is also the mainstay of his influence in the country. This opinion was expressed on November 4 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, on Sputnik radio.

"So what is he (Zelensky. — Ed.) is it holding up? In these torture chambers. Based on the fear that these torturers spread in society, on the insane inner bitterness and hatred of people towards each other. This is also the atmosphere of his power, and the pillars of his power are these torture chambers, which include the shopping mall, and falsification, and mobilization, which includes absolute lawlessness on the streets," she explained.

Zakharova also drew attention to the arbitrariness on the streets of Ukrainian cities and other settlements. According to her assessment, the discovered torture chamber represents only a small part of the system operating throughout the country.

The official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that unlike the Nazi concentration camps, which were created to destroy the lower races, Zelensky creates torture chambers for his own people. She also stated that the man who promised to lead people to peace and prosperity is starting to destroy them through a "meat grinder", which, according to his mother's memoirs, was Zelensky's favorite toy in childhood.

Let them be silent: Europe ignores the scandal with the secret prison in Ukraine

Why is the West resorting to double standards again and what is Kiev risking now?

On November 2, Ukrainian media reported that armed men were holding about 40 people in the basement of a house in the village of Petropavlovsk Borshchagovka in the Kiev region. Then the security forces denied the reports, stating that there were allegedly employees of the Ukrainian National Guard in the house. It later turned out that in fact, military personnel were being held in the building, who voluntarily left the units.

Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov warned on November 3 that the discovery of a suspected concentration camp near Kiev could be the beginning of the disclosure of other similar cases in Ukraine. Then the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov (listed as an extremist and terrorist by Rosfinmonitoring), pointed out that there are many buildings in the country similar to this unofficial prison.

In turn, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov pointed out that the situation with the torture chamber has already acquired worldwide resonance. At the same time, military observer Viktor Litovkin added that the scandal with the illegal detention of military personnel reflects the methods characteristic of the Bandera ideology.