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Russian torture chamber with bucket of pulled-out teeth and gold fillings where people were 'BURIED ALIVE' is uncovered in newly-liberated Ukrainian town
U. K. Daily Mail ^ | 5 October 2022 | Chris Pleasance

Posted on 10/05/2022 3:53:34 AM PDT by vladimir998

Russian torture chamber with bucket of pulled-out teeth and gold fillings where people were 'BURIED ALIVE' is uncovered in newly-liberated Ukrainian town Ukrainians claim to have uncovered Russian torture chamber in liberated town Found a bucket of teeth and gold fillings that were yanked from torture victims People were also forced to wear a gas mask that had a burning rag stuffed into it while others were buried alive, according to Ukrainian officials Comes after Ukraine made rapid advances in the south and north of the country

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To: vladimir998

I suspect most of the atrocities are committed by allies of regular Russian troops.


41 posted on 10/05/2022 5:27:51 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: cuban leaf

As it was in Africa.


42 posted on 10/05/2022 5:57:08 AM PDT by rrrod (6)
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To: vladimir998

I don’t even know what to believe out of this war anymore. Both sides (Ukraine and Russia) lie and propagandize so damn much, I just automatically assume any report out of either country is so much fertilizer. This one included.

}:-)4


43 posted on 10/05/2022 5:58:10 AM PDT by Moose4 (Oderint dum metuant. Let them hate, as long as they fear.)
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To: vladimir998

Where are the bodies of these toothless people?


44 posted on 10/05/2022 5:58:19 AM PDT by lurk (u)
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To: vladimir998

Why did they leave the teeth behind?


45 posted on 10/05/2022 5:58:59 AM PDT by sockmonkey (Conservative. Not a Neocon.)
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To: vladimir998

I hear that the Russians were marching around with babies impaled on their bayonets.


46 posted on 10/05/2022 6:16:19 AM PDT by euram
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To: sockmonkey

Fleeing for their lives and not wanting to be caught with brutal evidence.

A lot of dangerously incriminating things are discarded when capture by the enemy is possible.


47 posted on 10/05/2022 6:22:33 AM PDT by ansel12 (NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.)
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To: ping jockey

As soon as Civil War breaks out, the UN will send in Chinese troops to quell it. That is what I think.


48 posted on 10/05/2022 6:28:11 AM PDT by Sertorius (A hayseed with no Greek and dam^ proud of it)
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To: vladimir998
Found a bucket of teeth and gold fillings that were yanked from torture victims

Russians are so dumb they leave gold behind? Gold fillings are a thing in Ukraine? Bunch of aspiring rap artists there or something?

49 posted on 10/05/2022 6:30:03 AM PDT by Pollard (Worm & GMO Free - some call us purebloods)
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To: vladimir998

Dental care varies by region.


50 posted on 10/05/2022 6:34:10 AM PDT by humblegunner (Ain't drownin', Just wavin'...)
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To: canuck_conservative

Good point. Russians are notorious liars and as history has proven over and over they are capable of anything. When the Putin cult denies something you can bet it’s true.


51 posted on 10/05/2022 6:34:40 AM PDT by rrrod (6)
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To: JonPreston

Yet I’ve seen videos of field torture involving castration with a utility knife.


52 posted on 10/05/2022 6:42:01 AM PDT by fuzzylogic (welfare state = sharing of poor moral choices among everybody)
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To: JonPreston

I want to know who left the gold teeth.


53 posted on 10/05/2022 6:49:25 AM PDT by Cincinnatus.45-70 (What do DemocRats enjoy more than a truckload of dead babies? Unloading them with a pitchfork!)
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To: cuban leaf

Or like the illegally incarcerated J6 protesters in DC jail.


54 posted on 10/05/2022 7:10:40 AM PDT by curious7
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To: vladimir998
…according to Ukrainian officials…

Yes, that’s so credible.

P.S. Chris Pleasance writes like a caveman.

55 posted on 10/05/2022 7:13:48 AM PDT by Allegra
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To: vladimir998

56 posted on 10/05/2022 7:23:34 AM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion (Fraud vitiates everything. )
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To: vladimir998
https://sonar21.com/what-do-you-make-of-russias-strategy-in-ukraine/

Let me start with Captain Obvious–Russia is grudgingly giving up territory in Kharkov, Donetsk and Kherson, but is avoiding set piece battles. What do I mean? Consider what happened at Liman, for example. Five hundred Russian allied troops help off over 6000 Ukrainians for more than a week and then conducted a tactical retreat. It is true that Ukraine has deployed more forces to these areas than the Russians. But Russia, through its superior fire power with artillery and combat air, slows these attacks and inflicts heavy casualties on the Ukrainians in terms of men and equipment. At the same time, Russia is suffering minimal casualties. This certainly is a break with the sad tradition Soviet troops established in World War II. Millions of Soviet soldiers were killed and wounded in the battles of Kursk and Bagration, for example. Conserving force was not a priority then, but it is now.

The United States and NATO are having a field day with these events, touting these successes as “proof” that Russian troops are poorly led, poorly supplied and lacking motivation. But that is having little effect in rallying public support in the United States and Europe. That lackluster support among the general populace will fade even more in the coming months as inflation, unemployment and recession escalate in those nations. Ukraine capturing a city that most Americans cannot spell is not a recipe for whipping up public support among Americans for sending more billions of dollars to Kiev while prices at home soar and the economy grinds to a halt.

Ukraine’s so-called victories are illusory. Yes, they are occupying territory once held by Russia but they are doing so without the benefit of air support and minimal artillery fires. Ukraine is relying on attacking lightly manned Russian positions with a larger force. This comes at a great cost however, in the loss of men and material that Ukraine cannot easily nor quickly replace. Every country in a war suffers casualties. This means a country at war must have a system in place to call up reserves, train them, equip them and deploy them. Ukraine is outnumbered dramatically by Russia on this count. If (or when) the “Special Military Operation” is finally acknowledged as a war by Russia’s leaders, Putin and his generals have far greater human resources at their command. The current Russian special mobilization is calling back to duty experienced soldiers.

Ukraine does not have a secure training facility where it can assemble and train new recruits because Russia has demonstrated repeatedly over the last 7 months the ability and willingness to attack and destroy those centers. That means Ukraine must rely on one or more NATO countries to host a training base. Even with a secure training base someplace in Europe, new Ukrainian recruits will need a minimum of three months of instruction before they are minimally prepared to go to the front to replace lost personnel. I do not believe that Europe has the capability or the will to host 200,000 new Ukrainian recruits. In short, Ukraine has no real chance of replacing the troops already lost in the front lines.

The training requirements for the Russian reservists called back to duty is far less daunting. The Russian soldiers already know how to wear a uniform, march in formation, maneuver as a unit, clean and operate their weapons, and communicate within a chain of command.

The biggest disadvantage for Ukraine is its lack of an economic base to fund the war and to produce the weapons, vehicles, food and medical supplies required to sustain an army in the field. Ukraine is now entirely dependent on the United States and NATO. Those lines of communication must remain open and flowing. Otherwise, their soldiers will be left defenseless in the field.

Russia, by contrast, has a robust economy that is producing all that its army and air force requires to operate. Its factories are operating 24-7 and it is quite competent, despite western propaganda stating otherwise, to move needed troops, tanks, munitions and vehicles to the front.

The west is betting all on the belief that Russia–its leaders, its government bureaucracy and its economy–is a paper tiger that will crumble if only enough pressure is applied. That is a dangerous and risky wager. While Russia is not a utopia, it has invested its capital over the last 20 years in building up its infrastructure, developing modern, cost effective weapons systems and educating its population to a standard that surpasses anything offered by the United States or Europe. Most importantly, it has vast natural resources and minerals and the industrial capability to extract them and manufacture what it needs to fight.

The United States, by contrast, has burned up billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars in fruitless military adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan while American infrastructure deteriorates, its industrial capacity is hollowed out, it is dependent on foreign imports of critical materials to produce key weapon systems and its educational system is in shambles. More time is devoted in U.S. schools, it appears, to learning proper pronouns rather than learning math, biology, chemistry, physics and foreign languages. The recently announced failure of the U.S. Army to meet its recruitment goals (25% below the target) is not an aberration. It is a symptom of societal failure in the west.

So what is Russia waiting for? On paper, it has the full capability to crush Ukraine. I am certain that the events of the last seven months have convinced the Russian leaders and civilians that they face an existential crisis from the west. I believe that Putin’s decision to return the four Ukrainian oblasts to the Russian Federation was not made in desperation. Putin, so far, has shown no sign of panic or alarm. I have seen no evidence to suggest that he is out of touch with reality. Instead, he has worked methodically to shore up relations with China, India and the Gulf States. He realizes he can no longer rely on any hope of a working relationship with the United States and Europe. it appears that the referenda process, which culminated on Tuesday with the acceptance of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporhyzhia as new members of the Russian Federation, now paves the way for Russia to invoke the defense protocols of the CSTO. That means additional troops from allied countries like Belarusia can join the fight if needed.

It very much reminds me of a game of chess. Russia is now sacrificing pawns in the form of strategically useless territory, while Ukraine is rushing forward to seize symbolic territory without having the necessary reserves in terms of trained soldiers and equipment to sustain the attack and defeat Russia. Russia, meanwhile, is moving its Knights, Rooks and Bishops into position for checkmate. The question remains–what is Putin’s gambit?

57 posted on 10/05/2022 7:36:22 AM PDT by Kazan
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To: ansel12

So they murder hundreds of civilians and pull the gold from their teeth, throw the gold into a bucket, Proceed to bury civilians in a mass grave and then withdraw from the scene leaving a bucket of gold teeth just lying there to be found?

Bolderdash.

Nice fictional novella in the making here. I wonder what kind of colorful characters will be written into the script? Do you think they’ll make a movie out of it?


58 posted on 10/05/2022 7:40:29 AM PDT by Rainwave ("Work out your OWN salvation with fear and trembling")
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To: Rainwave

When you are being overrun, then you flee.

Territory being retaken and time too short to conceal crimes and evidence happen to bad guys.


59 posted on 10/05/2022 7:47:28 AM PDT by ansel12 (NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.)
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To: Rainwave

You may have noticed that the “withdrawal” was not orderly, and they also left lots of Russian soldier corpses behind, expensive vehicles, munitions, and personal belongings. Some graves were marked, and others were not. The marked graves were simple temporary crosses or markers placed by friends/survivors.

Maybe you should be more open minded instead of a Moscow talking point shill.


60 posted on 10/05/2022 7:48:40 AM PDT by Monterrosa-24 (To the barricades !!!)
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