"I am being quietly killed here": the daughter of political prisoner Prikhodko said her father was tortured in Russia
The daughter of a convicted Crimean political prisoner, pro-Ukrainian activist Oleh Prykhodko, Natalia Shvetsova, spoke about the abuse and torture of her father in a Russian prison.
She told about it in the comment to Suspilne Crimea.
According to her, Oleg Prikhodko is "quietly killed" in a Russian colony.
"For three weeks they were in the 7th colony between Rostov-on-Don and Novgorod. My father was tortured with electricity for two days, his hands were drenched with water and handcuffed, I don't know why. He was forced to admit that he did not do: "What you fought in the hot spots", and offered to choose which of them", - Natalia Shvetsova said.
She also noted that the drugs sent to him are not transferred.
"You know what he said: 'I am being quietly killed here. I will not leave here, I will simply be buried here and my body will not even be given away", - Oleh Prykhodko's daughter concluded.
What is known
- On November 9, 2021, lawyer Serhiy Legostov visited the arrested Ukrainian activist Oleh Prykhodko in the pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Rostov-on-Don. The lawyer said that Prikhodko's health had deteriorated. He has been in a Russian detention center since April 2020 after being transferred from SIZO-1 in Simferopol.
- On May 28, 2020, the Southern District Military Court of Rostov-on-Don began consideration of the merits of the criminal case against the Ukrainian activist.
- The occupiers accuse the Ukrainian activist under Article 30 Part 1 and Part 1 of Article 205 ("Preparation for a terrorist act"), Part 1 of Article 222 ("Acquisition and storage of explosives") and Part 1 of Article 223-1 "Manufacture of explosives") of the Criminal Code.
