Dragged into a van and had his leg broken: a man reported a brutal detention in Odesa

In Odesa, a man reported a violent detention on Levitana Street, after which, according to him, he ended up with a fractured femur.

The corresponding post appeared on the resident’s Facebook page.

Andrii Buhalenko claims that in the morning, on Levitana Street, two minibuses drove up to him, and about ten men ran out of them. According to him, several men in balaclavas began pulling him out of his car, hitting him and spraying tear gas, and then chased him down, knocked him onto the road, and forcibly dragged him into their vehicle.

Buhalenko writes that inside the minibus they continued to beat him, including striking his legs.

“I shouted that they had broken my leg, and they started hitting my legs even harder,” his post says.

Later, the man says, he was forced to say on camera that he had fallen and broken his leg himself, after which he was left on the road and they drove away.

It is worth recalling that recently there was widespread publicity around a case in which Odesa military enlistment officers allegedly broke the arm of a discharged serviceman.