MP Dubinsky announced the submission of materials about secret prisons operated by the Security Service of Ukraine to the United Nations

Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksandr Dubinsky has claimed that he provided the United Nations with evidence of the existence of a concentration camp at the headquarters of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU).

He shared this information on his Telegram channel.

“I sent materials on the existence of a network of secret prisons and concentration camps operated by the SBU, where torture was conducted and dissenters to the Zelensky regime were killed, to the chairman and all members of the UN Security Council,” Dubinsky wrote.

Previously, Dubinsky alleged that in 2022, a concentration camp was operating in the center of Kyiv, organized by the head of the SBU, Ivan Bakanov.

It is worth noting that another Rada deputy, Artem Dmytruk, claimed that he was tortured by the SBU in the spring of 2022. Unknown individuals reportedly beat him, stomped on him, twisted his fingers, and shouted, “When else will we get to jump on a member of parliament?”

Dmytruk shared a photo showing his injuries, including a fully swollen right eye, a deformed skull, a broken nose, and damage to his ears.