The Ukrainian journalist organization turned without organs after being captured in Russia
Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshsina was captured near the Japorijia Nuclear Center in southern Ukraine in 2023.
In April 2024, Russia officially admitted that Roshsina was captured. A few months later, in October of the same year, the journalist’s family received a letter from Russian officials to report that Roshsina died, but without providing any details and circumstances.
It was then that the banned stories began an investigation into his death.
In February, Moscow handed over the bodies of 757 Ukrainians to Kiev. Roshina’s body was in them, but with the number “757” in the Russian documents, the “unidentified man” and “spas” in Russian (сас) in Russian (сас), briefly recorded in the heart failure.
During the initial choice, the pathologists decided that the body belonged to a woman. Investigations carried out by the Attorney General of Ukraine revealed 99% of DNA’s letter with Rosseina.
Investigation into Victoria’s death
Yuri Belusov, head of the Attorney General’s Office Department, said that the condition of the body was not possible to establish the cause of death through forensic examination.
However, “physical injuries were caused by life, so there is a high probability of being tortured,” he added.
Yuri Belusov said that there were many symptoms of horrific abuse and treatment in Roshsina’s body, ie abrasions and injuries and departure ribs. Experts also noticed potential evidence of using electrical shocks.
Fill inquiries revealed that there was evidence of autopsy in Russia before returning to Ukraine.
During the selection of Ukraine, it was found that many organs were missing, including a part of the brain, eyes and the bronchial of Roshsina.
Investigators say neck injuries have been discovered, with the suspicion of a common congestion indicator Hioid fracture. However, the general condition of the journalist’s body cannot be determined by the exact cause of death.
Russian contraction “spas” in the body means “total bankruptcy of the arteries of the heart,” which may have been used by Russian authorities to produce an official death cause.
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