A Ukrainian doctor told a TV interviewer that he ordered his staff to CASTRATE Russian soldiers because they are “cockroaches”.
- 49-year-old Gennady Druzenko told Ukraine-24 that he ordered the castration of Russian prisoners of war
- The owner of a mobile hospital in the war zone said on the air “It’s cockroaches”
- The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case on the comments
The owner of a mobile hospital in a war zone in eastern Ukraine told a Ukrainian TV correspondent that he had instructed his doctors to “castrate” captured Russian soldiers.
Gennadiy Druzenko, 49, told Ukraine 24 about his alleged order, but it is not clear whether it was bravado or a real order that violated the Geneva Conventions.
Speaking about the captured wounded Russian soldiers, Druzenko said: “I have always been a great humanist and said that if a person is wounded, he is no longer an enemy, but a sick one.
‘But now [I gave] very strict order to castrate everyone [captured Russian] men because they are cockroaches, not people.”
The owner of a mobile hospital in a war zone in eastern Ukraine said on air that his doctors ordered “to castrate captured Russian soldiers.”
Gennadiy Druzenko, 49, told Ukraine-24 TV channel about Russian prisoners of war in a photo
Since 2014, about 500 doctors, men and women, have worked with the Druzenko mobile hospital.
A lawyer by training, he created the First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, where civilian doctors and nurses are sent to the conflict zone near the separatist republics in eastern Ukraine.
He also told the well-known Russian TV presenter Yevgeny Kiselyov on the air of the Ukraine-24 TV channel: “Believe me, all the doctors who saved the patients, the Russians, will die here. They will die in large numbers.
‘Those who [come here] remember their nightmare on Ukrainian soil.
How the Germans remember Stalingrad.
The head of the committee Alexander Bastrykin (pictured), a former classmate of Vladimir Putin at the university, opened a criminal case on his demand for castration
According to the comments, the Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case, which means that if Druzenko is caught, he will face trial under Russian law.
“The head of the project “Ukrainian Mobile Hospital” Gennady Druzenko, on the air of the Ukrainian TV channel, called for violence against captured military personnel of the RF Armed Forces.
“He gave this instruction to the doctors of the mobile hospitals.
The head of the committee, Alexander Bastrykin, a former classmate of Vladimir Putin at the university, opened a criminal case on his demand for castration, which “contradicts the law and norms of medical ethics.”
Druzenko is put on the international wanted list in Russia.