Russian soldier tells his mother on torture methods he uses

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  • rayg
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 7444

    #1

    Russian soldier tells his mother on torture methods he uses

    Russian soldier tells his mother on torture methods he uses on Ukrainian civilians

    'I like it so much, mum': Russian brags about using '21 roses' FSB torture method of slicing open Ukrainian's fingers, toes and penis to his mother... who says she would have 'liked it too'

    The soldier was identified as Konstantin Solovyov of Russian 11th Army Corps

    He told his mother of barbaric torture methods used on Ukrainian civilian
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    Their phonecall was intercepted by the intelligence arm of Ukraine's MoD

    The pair laughed as Solovyov recounted skin-crawling incidents of torture

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ri=rHJocvv6G8&
  • dogtag
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 14985

    #2
    I bet he pulled the wings off flies when he was a kid.

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    • togor
      Banned
      • Nov 2009
      • 17610

      #3
      I have a friend who was in the 1980's Soviet Army as a radio man. He said back then, the Americans had encrypted handheld radios, while the Russian equivalent took up 1/4 of a semi trailer.

      He jokes it's probably down to the size of a refrigerator now.

      And he says that it's totally believable that the low level soldiers have commercial gear, saving the encrypted stuff for the officers.

      In this case, cell intercepts off of Ukrainian cell towers. Without a doubt those calls are interceptable and yes very possible to ID the subscriber.
      Last edited by togor; 05-09-2022, 04:06.

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      • lyman
        Administrator - OFC
        • Aug 2009
        • 11268

        #4
        Originally posted by togor
        I have a friend who was in the 1980's Soviet Army as a radio man. He said back then, the Americans had encrypted handheld radios, while the Russian equivalent took up 1/4 of a semi trailer.

        He jokes it's probably down to the size of a refrigerator now.

        And he says that it's totally believable that the low level soldiers have commercial gear, saving the encrypted stuff for the officers.

        In this case, cell intercepts off of Ukrainian cell towers. Without a doubt those calls are interceptable and yes very possible to ID the subscriber.
        I had a vendor when I was in the grocery biz that was a Russian Jew, he and his family later immigrated to Israel then the US,

        he did not speak much of his time in Russia, other than to say he was in moscow, and he did mention the corruption,, both then (30 yrs ago) and now, and the lack of modern , at least as we think of them, amenities, compared to the US or even Israel, for his short stent in the military,

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