Hungarian-speaking Ukrainian soldiers tortured Russian soldier with the Hungarian Erős Pista — VIDEO

A video, barely half a minute long, is circulating on the internet of Ukrainian soldiers speaking Hungarian and torturing a blindfolded Russian war prisoner.

On Twitter, you can see the video that shows more than any war news. In the 27-second video, a Hungarian-speaking Ukrainian soldier tortures a blindfolded Russian war prisoner with the Hungarian Erős Pista chili sauce, known for its spiciness. According to the text of the post, it is a soldier of Hungarian origin from the 128th Assault Brigade in Transcarpathia.

“Go on, try it! See if the Russian spirit comes out of you. And you will finally become a man”, says the soldier of Hungarian origin. Meanwhile, he puts a biscuit smeared with strong chili paste into the prisoner’s mouth.

The person who records the video also says “and give him bacon” and “give him water”. The Russian soldier spits out the hot cream. The authenticity of the video is disputed. What is certain is that among the 128th assault brigade there are many soldiers of Ukrainian and other nationalities, including Hungarian from Transcarpathia. Last week it was reported that seven of the 128 soldiers from Transcarpathia had died.

According to an expert who was born in Transcarpathia, the pronunciation and word order in the video suggest that the person is also from Transcarpathia, telex.hu writes.

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Source: telex.hu

3 Comments

  1. Not acceptable. But still mild comparing to Russian soldier cutting the balls from a Ukranian POW. How can people be so cruel to each others?

  2. It seems DNH is proud of torture against russians but they never show tortures against Afghans, Iraqies and all the victims of US army invasions. Ask Wikileaks, ask Assange. I will report it to Humans Right Watch. They already are investigating ukrainian attrocities.

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