Western Alliance-backed Ukraine has arrested and imprisoned the physician who exposed the Israeli-sponsored Azov battalion’s torture chamber.

The notorious Israeli-linked xenophobic brigade has admitted to holding at least 40 men and children inside a house outside of Kyiv.

Silence means complicity

Western media has placed a silence order on the scandal. The outrage erupted on Monday after it emerged that dozens of men and boys were being beaten and held for ransom at a private house outside Kyiv.

Furious relatives and local residents gathered outside the property, leading to clashes with the authorities.

Heroine Valentina Molodaya

Doctor Valentina Molodaya arrived at the house in an ambulance and livestreamed herself pleading to be allowed inside to examine men she claimed were being held there in appalling conditions.

60 days without bail

At a pretrial hearing on Wednesday, Kyiv’s Solomiansky District Court ordered the physician to be held for 60 days without bail. She is alleged to have obstructed military activities, disclosing military locations and organizing mass unrest.

Dr Molodaya denied accusations of organizing unrest and claimed that she is a medic who came to the house after being tipped off about a man who had allegedly been taken from the hospital after surgery and beaten while held at the property.

A marked woman doctor

She has also been added to the notorious Mirotvorets website, which publishes personal information on people it considers ‘enemies’ of Ukraine, as an alleged ‘professional provocateur’.

Despite early claims by Ukrainian officials that only two men were being held inside the building, an Azov representative has since acknowledged that at least 40 ‘mobilized men’ were staying there.

At least four of the men held inside were injured. All four were detained for going AWOL, it claimed.

The Torture Archipelago

Many more such facilities are scattered across Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky’s chief of staff, Kirill Budanov, admitted to enraged Ukrainians at the scene of the protest on Monday night.

Azov, which was formally incorporated into Ukraine’s National Guard in November 2014, has previously faced allegations of operating torture sites in Mariupol and elsewhere in Donbass.

Thousands held

Between 2014 and 2021, Ukrainian forces arbitrarily detained an estimated 2,300 people and subjected around 1,500 detainees to torture or ill-treatment, the UN human rights office reported in 2021.

Ukraine’s SBU and nationalist volunteer battalions were among the most prevalent perpetrators, it said.

Sinister Silence of Western Media

A third woman has now been jailed for two months in connection with the Azov torture chamber case near Kyiv. No mention in the media. No outcry from the Brussels champions of human rights and the rule of law.

Valeriia Ladytsia

Valeriia Ladytsia stands accused of rocking a National Guard bus! Apparently, in today’s Ukraine, shaking a bus is a more urgent threat to national security than smashing someone’s skull.

The thugs who beat up a journalist and cracked another man’s head open remain mysteriously impossible to locate. But the people who tried to save men beaten and held captive by Azov?

Tatyana Kireeva

Tatyana Kireeva, 48, was also remanded in custody for allegedly coordinating the effort to remove a soldier from the facility under the pretext of emergency care.

And Viktor Yen, the ambulance driver who transported the medical workers to the scene, was likewise sent to a pretrial detention centre for two months without the right to bail.

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