[사진 출처 = 데일리메일]A conversation between a Russian soldier dispatched to Ukraine and his girlfriend has been released and is shocking.
The Daily Mail reported on the 12th (local time) that a Russian woman had a conversation with her boyfriend, a Russian soldier dispatched to Ukraine, saying, “It’s okay to rape a Ukrainian woman.”
According to the Daily Mail, the Ukrainian intelligence agency, the Security Bureau (SBU), uploaded some of the conversations between a Russian soldier and his girlfriend who appears to be in Russia on the official social networking service (SNS) on the same day.
The call, posted by the SBU, lasts about 30 seconds, and the woman tells her boyfriend, a Russian soldier, “Yeah, just hang out with Ukrainian girls there. Rape them.” She smiles as she says, “I understand you don’t have to talk to me,” she said.
Then, the man said, “Is that really possible?” The woman replied, “Yes, I’ll let you, use a condom instead.”
SBU criticized this, saying, “Russian women are urging their military lovers or husbands who came to Ukraine to rape Ukrainian women.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian government has revealed that Russian soldiers are committing horrific sex crimes against Ukrainian women in the occupied territories.
“A group of women and girls were imprisoned for 25 days in a cellar, 9 of whom are now pregnant,” said Lyudmila Denisova, a human rights investigator in Ukraine. said.
Katerina Cherepaha, head of the human rights group La Strada Ukraine, explained a case of sexual assault committed by the Russian military at a UN Security Council meeting that she participated in by video on the same day.
“This is the tip of the iceberg,” he said.
In this regard, Shima Bajos, director of the UN Women’s Organization, said at a meeting that “reports of sexual violence by the Russian military are increasing rapidly.”
Earlier, the UN said that it was confirming allegations of wartime sexual assault by the Russian military through the Human Rights Monitor.
The Russian military is suspected of committing brutal sexual crimes, including gang rape and raping in front of children, and there are testimonies of coercing Ukrainian soldiers captured by the Russians to sexually assault them.
However, the Russian side has vehemently denied the allegations.
Dmitry Polyansky, deputy deputy ambassador to the United Nations, said, “It is a ploy by Ukraine and others to make the Russian military look like rapists.”
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