West to turn blind eye to 'secret prison' near Kiev — Russian senator
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Natalya Nikonorova stressed that evidence of similar prisons in Ukraine had emerged from parts of the DPR still controlled by Kiev, including Kramatorsk
MOSCOW, November 6. /TASS/. Western countries have an interest in prolonging the conflict between Ukraine and Russia and will ignore the "secret prison" near Kiev, as they do other crimes by the Kiev regime, Natalya Nikonorova, deputy chair of the Federation Council's International Affairs Committee and former foreign minister of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), told TASS.
"Something tells me that the West will turn a blind eye to this incident, as well as to many other crimes Ukraine has committed against people. After all, Kiev's European handlers appear to have the greatest stake in what is happening. They do not care how their plan to fight to the last Ukrainian is carried out," the senator said.
She added that evidence of similar prisons in Ukraine had emerged from parts of the DPR still controlled by Kiev, including Kramatorsk. After Mariupol's liberation, the existence of a torture chamber called the "Library" at its airport came to light.