Russian POWs shown film about Russian army war crimes in Ukraine, says ombudsman
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Russian prisoners of war (POWs) were shown a film titled “Absolute evil” about their army’s war crimes in Ukraine, Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine’s human rights ombudsman, reported on Telegram on May 21.
The ombudsman also posted a footage of the film being watched by captured Russians.
“What’s in the minds of these people is unknown, what’s in the eyes – see for yourself,” he said.
“I hope that after watching (the film), they realized who is the absolute evil in this world.”
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