Kiev created dozens of ‘secret prisons’ where rights activists have no access — diplomat

Russian Politics & Diplomacy October 14, 23:38

Rodion Miroshnik noted that international human rights organizations refer to these facilities as ‘transit camps’

UNITED NATIONS, October 14. /TASS/. Kiev has established a network of ‘secret prisons’ across the frontline zone, which human rights activists are aware of, but have no access to, Russian Foreign Ministry’s Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik said.

"In the Kiev-controlled frontline zone, a whole network of ‘secret prisons’ has been set up, which are euphemistically referred to as ‘transit camps’ in reports by international human rights organizations," he told an unofficial Arria-formula meeting of the UN Security Council.

"Activists are aware of them but have no access there. Or, to be more precise, they do not seek to visit the hell created by Ukrainian neo-Nazis, bankrolled by a civilized Europe," the Russian diplomat added.

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