Russian Propagandist Wanted To Shoot 'Torture Of Prisoners-Invaders In Ukraine' Story, But Things Went Wrong

The authors of the fakes had to urgently turn off the camera.

Russian propagandists failed to create a "beautiful picture" for television about the alleged torture of the Russian soldiers in Ukrainian captivity. The soldiers said that there was nothing even similar to torture.

The objections of the invaders, which became a disappointment for RosTV journalists, were caught on camera. The video has gone viral on social media.

The video showed a group of Russian soldiers who returned home during the exchange of prisoners between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. These are men with well-fed cheeks and without a single trace of beatings on their faces, which creates a striking contrast with the thinner and exhausted Ukrainian defenders men and women, whom the aggressor country is returning to us.

The occupiers were placed in the back of a truck, asked to introduce themselves and wondered if the Ukrainians tortured them in captivity.

"No, nothing of the kind," they said.

Such an answer-denial surprised the propagandists, they even asked several more times, like, "is that true that they didn't torture you?" When the prisoners repeated that they were not tortured, the journalists hurried to turn off the camera.