Russian commander who ordered to torture civilians in occupied Kherson identified

Russian commander who ordered to torture civilians in occupied Kherson identified
Ukraine's security service says colonel of police from Russian Rostov region Alexandr Naumenko ordered to torture at least 2 civilians for information in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast in the south of Ukraine according to available information. He is the commander of Rosgvardia there. He also wounded participants in Ukrainian non-violent rally in Kherson in March and personally participated in violent suppression of protests.

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