Oleksandr Guz, a former local government official of a village in the Kherson region in southern Ukraine. which is now occupied by Russian forces. Images of previously recorded wounds and bruises were revealed to the BBC. to confirm that he had been arrested for interrogation and torture Like many of the Khersons who took part in the resistance to Russian aggression.

Oleksandr said “The Russiansทางเข้าslotxoput a bag over my head. It also threatens that I won't have a single kidney left.” The incident happened while he and his wife were still in the village of Biloserka. Both of them were openly anti-Russian movements. They marched in protest against Russia's occupation of the Kherson region. They also tried to prevent Russian troops from entering the village.

"Russian soldiers came after me to investigate. He tied a rope around his neck and tied my hand. Have me stand with my legs spread out as they ask questions. If I don't answer, I will be hit between my legs until my knees collapse. causing the snare that was tied to his neck until he suffocated If you try to get up, you will be hit again," said Oleksandr.

Russian forces occupied the Kherson region early in the war. and trying to change and dismantle all of Ukraine's existing administrative system Including radio and television broadcasting was also changed to official stations of Russia. The existing Ukrainian goods were taken away. But there are Russian products on the market instead.