Former Deputy Head of District Military Administration Faces Torture Allegations — not independently verified
Anatoliy Chornyi, a former deputy head of the Verkhovynsky District Military Administration, has been released on bail despite facing allegations of torturing conscripts. The Ivano-Frankivsk Appeals Court made the ruling, and two of his subordinates remain in custody.
Location: Ivano-Frankivsk
Claims & verification status
The allegations against Anatoliy Chornyi are based on the investigation that suggests he was involved in torturing conscripts.
Anatoliy Chornyi, a former deputy head of the Verkhovynsky District Military Administration, faces allegations of torturing conscripts.
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- —The allegations against Anatoliy Chornyi are based on the investigation that suggests he was involved in torturing conscripts — not independently verified.
- —Anatoliy Chornyi, a former deputy head of the Verkhovynsky District Military Administration, faces allegations of torturing conscripts — not independently verified.
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