Invaders released Oleh Baturin
The Russians released Oleh Baturyn, who is now at home. This was reported by his sister Olga Perepelytsia.
"I lost a lot of weight. He is very dirty. Tired," the sister wrote.
Olga recounted Oleh's words that on March 12 at 5 pm he was caught at the Kakhovka bus station. “They beat me. Humiliated. They threatened. They said they would kill, "she said.
According to her, Oleh was practically without food for almost eight days.
“For several days almost without water. No soap, no change of clothes. Not understanding where he was. But they clearly knew what for. They wanted to break, tread to pieces. To show what will happen to every journalist: you will be deprived. You will be killed, "said the journalist's sister.
“For almost eight days I sat with my head low or covered. They were afraid I might see their faces. But I'm not afraid to show mine, little sister, ”said Oleg's sister.
As IMI reported, on March 12, local journalist Oleh Baturyn went missing in Kakhovka (Kherson region).
Law enforcement officers have launched a criminal investigation into the alleged abduction of journalist Oleg Baturyn by the Russian occupiers in the Kherson region. Criminal proceedings were instituted on the fact of violation of the laws and customs of war (Part 1 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
On March 17th, it became known, that Oleh Baturin could have been sent to the Crimea. There was no communication with the missing journalist from Kakhovka in the Kherson region Oleh Baturyn. His sister Olga told Suspilne about it .
Media movement and human rights activists call on the international community to put pressure on Russia to immediately disclose the whereabouts of journalist Oleg Baturyn, who has gone missing on March 12, 2022 in Kakhovka, Kherson region and to set him free. Also they call Russia to strictly comply with international humanitarian and international criminal law amidst the armed conflict.
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