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Ex-Detainee Reveals Abuse of Priest by Ukraine’s Security Service in Secret Prison
Ex-Detainee Reveals Abuse of Priest by Ukraine’s Security Service in Secret Prison
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Alexey Samoilov was held in a secret prison of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) from 28 June to 26 December 2014, before being released in a Russian-Ukrainian... 07.11.2026, Sputnik India
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"There was another one… a clergyman, who said: 'I couldn't sleep because they gave me a mattress that was covered in blood'," Alexey Samoilov, head of the analytical department of the Other Ukraine movement, told Sputnik.The screams of those being tortured could be heard throughout the basements, Samoilov said.At present, there may be around 50–70 SBU secret prisons of various sizes and purposes mostly operating in central and southeastern Ukraine, a member of the pro-Russian underground movement in Odessa said in a separate interview with Sputnik."It all depends on demand. Odessa, for example, is a large Russian-speaking city, so there are more 'clients' for the Zelensky regime's torture chambers here than in some other cities like Lvov [located in western Ukraine]," the source said.
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Ex-Detainee Reveals Abuse of Priest by Ukraine’s Security Service in Secret Prison
11:34 07.11.2026 (Updated: 12:01 07.11.2026) Alexey Samoilov was held in a secret prison of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) from 28 June to 26 December 2014, before being released in a Russian-Ukrainian prisoner exchange.
"There was another one… a clergyman, who said: 'I couldn't sleep because they gave me a mattress that was covered in blood'," Alexey Samoilov, head of the analytical department of the Other Ukraine movement, told Sputnik.
The screams of those being tortured could be heard throughout the basements, Samoilov said.
At present, there may be around 50–70 SBU secret prisons of various sizes and purposes mostly operating in central and southeastern Ukraine, a member of the pro-Russian underground movement in
Odessa said in a separate interview with Sputnik.
"It all depends on demand. Odessa, for example, is a large Russian-speaking city, so there are more 'clients' for the Zelensky regime's torture chambers here than in some other cities like Lvov [located in western Ukraine]," the source said.
