Drunken Russian soldiers brutally dealt with a family from Pokrovsk who were waiting for "liberation" from Ukraine
The woman told the police that the soldiers killed her husband and then raped her in turns.
Viktoriya Shvaiko with the investigator. Screenshot of the video
Viktoriya Shvaiko, a resident of Pokrovsk, said that on the night of December 23, three drunken Russian servicemen broke into her house. A video of her testimony to the investigator was published by Telegram channels.
The woman says that these servicemen were from the 30th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 2nd Guards Combined Arms Army. Their call signs were "Smile", "Stroy" (Formation), and "Shukher" (Troublemaker).
The soldiers started shooting in the house, tormenting the woman's husband, shooting above his head and at his legs, beating him with rifle butts and their feet.
"Then 'Shukher' took and shot him in the head. They stood there, examining, commenting. His eye popped out. Then 'Smile' took and delivered another control shot to the head. Why, I don't know at all, was there a need to mock further? And in the heart," the woman recounts in the video.
Afterwards, the soldiers dragged Viktoriya into the bedroom and raped her in turns, threatening to kill her.
"If I resist now, they will just shoot me. I had to survive for my daughter, because she is our only child, she would not have survived the death of both father and mother," the woman says.
Her mother-in-law, who also lived in the house and whom the soldiers wanted to kill, managed to escape and warn the neighbors.
Viktoriya begged the soldiers to stop and not set the house on fire. The woman says her husband was waiting for Russia.
"He was waiting for Russia so much. (...) He says: I'll even go to fight, I'll go as a driver, drivers are needed."
The soldiers did not listen to her and set the house on fire.
Later, the soldier with the call sign "Smile" sobered up and knelt before the woman, apologized, and handed her a bank card as compensation.
Russia has been trying to capture Pokrovsk for the past year and a half. Ukrainian forces currently hold the northern districts of the city.
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