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Ukraine Police, Military Volunteers Forced to Donate Biomaterials, Source Tells Sputnik
Ukraine Police, Military Volunteers Forced to Donate Biomaterials, Source Tells Sputnik
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The Ukrainian military has been collecting more donor and biometric material from members of the territorial defense and national police, a Russian law enforcement officer told Sputnik.
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The Ukrainian military command has started collecting donor and biometric material in the Odessa Region and Ukraine's controlled parts of Zaporozhye Region starting July 20, the officer revealed on Tuesday, citing sources in Ukrainian voluntary formations.The source also noted that biological samples are supposed to be used for identification and collection carried on a voluntary basis, but those, who are against it, are threatened with dismissal, after which they face mobilization to regular forces, the source said.Russian security officials believe these activities are most likely intended to simplify the transplantation of organs and tissues in case of an urgent need.On Monday, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said that Kiev uses its wounded soldiers as biomaterial, secretly removing organs from them for transplantation.
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Ukraine Police, Military Volunteers Forced to Donate Biomaterials, Source Tells Sputnik
15:13 01.08.2023 (Updated: 15:15 01.08.2023) The Ukrainian military has been collecting more donor and biometric material from members of the territorial defense and national police, a Russian law enforcement officer told Sputnik.
The Ukrainian military command has started collecting donor and
biometric material in the
Odessa Region and Ukraine's controlled parts of
Zaporozhye Region starting July 20, the officer revealed on Tuesday, citing sources in
Ukrainian voluntary formations.
"According to our sources in the volunteer units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, since July 20, in Zaporozhye and Odessa regions, work on the collection of donor and biometric material among the employees of the territorial defense and the national police has intensified," the source said.
The source also noted that biological samples are supposed to be used for identification and collection carried on a voluntary basis, but those, who are against it, are threatened with dismissal, after which they
face mobilization to regular forces, the source said.
Russian security officials believe these activities are most likely intended to simplify the transplantation of organs and tissues in case of an urgent need.
"Given the lack of interest of the Ukrainian leadership in saving the lives of its military personnel and ordinary citizens, these organs can be intended both for foreign specialists involved in the armed conflict in Ukraine and for sale to the West. It is also possible that individual biometric samples can be used for medical research in US military bio-laboratories, which are widely represented in Ukraine," the source said.
On Monday, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said that Kiev uses its wounded soldiers as biomaterial, secretly removing organs from them for transplantation.
