Russian Troops Rape Ukrainian Boy After Tying His Mother To A Chair, To Watch The Heinous Incident. What Is Happening?
You know, I am fed up with finding different ways to tell you that the world is going insane. First of all, we are witnessing a war between two countries that affects the whole world and then, we hear about soldiers using rape as a weapon of war which is truly heartbreaking and boils our blood. Recently, Russian troops raped a Ukrainian boy in front of his mother. This is getting more brutal!
Since the beginning of the war between Russia and Ukraine, many reports are showing that Russian soldiers are using rape as a weapon of war, they are killing Ukrainian girls and women after raping and torturing them in front of their families. Unfortunately, the war is getting more brutal and the world leaders are not doing anything to stop this atrocity. Lyudmila Denisova- Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights of Ukraine recently shared that Russian soldiers raped an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy after they tied his mother to a chair, to watch this heinous incident, as per reports. The incident took place in Bucha. This is so terrible.
THESE ARE THE RUSSIANS
"“An 11-year old boy was raped in front of his mother — she was tied to a chair to watch,” Denisova wrote, of another case in Bucha."https://t.co/sYOEJXs09H— Dr Van Halen, MD 🤘🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@Deputy_VanHalen) April 10, 2022
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She also mentioned that a 14-year-old girl got pregnant after five Russian soldiers sexually abused her. “The level of brutality of the army of terrorists and executioners of the Russian Federation knows no bounds – raped children…,” she stated.
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It is so sad to hear that the people who are supposed to protect their country are sexually assaulting the citizens of another country under the pretext of war.
