Photo: Sergey Polezhaka / BILD
Dental crowns found in a torture chamber in the Kharkiv region were stolen from a local dentist
The prostheses left by the occupants in a village in the Kharkiv region were not associated with torture. They belong to a local dentist, writes BILD.
BILD reporters visited the recently liberated Pesky-Radkovsky village in the Kharkiv region and found that the box with the dental crowns left by the occupants was unrelated to the torture. Survey results German edition published 6 October.
“The teeth that were found do not appear to belong to the dead or tortured, but to the patients of a local dentist,” the article says.
The doctor suspects that the Russians have stolen the teeth, believing they are gold when in fact they are stainless steel. Also, they could be used to intimidate people.
“These teeth are similar to the ones that were stolen from my home. I am the only dentist here. So if they were found here, they must be mine … They belong to people I have cared for for many years,” the man said. 60 years.
At the same time, reporters pointed out that torture was indeed practiced in Pisky: they found and interviewed the victims of Russian soldiers. However, the torment was not associated with the extraction of the teeth.
Photo: Sergey Polezhaka / BILD
Pesky-Radkovsky village dentist
Recall earlier that the Kharkiv region police reported that the occupiers set up a torture chamber in the village of Peski-Radkovskywhere local residents, ATO participants and Ukrainian Armed Forces prisoners were held.
Law enforcement officials determined that the inmates were buried alive in the ground and also used a gas mask with a steaming rag.
A box with torn dentures was also found at the scene of the accident, the photo of which was shared on social networks and Western media, causing great resonance and comparisons with the actions of the Nazis during World War II.
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