Russian authorities show torture of Daesh-K men: “The impunity of the punishers is something that no dictatorship can do without”

This Sunday, Russians saw images that had never before been broadcast to the general population: four men, with very clear marks of violence on their faces, were brought to court, one of them in a wheelchair, with a badly damaged eye, a brace on and, apparently, passed out. There was no attempt to hide evidence of torture.

One of them, identified as Saidakrami Murodali Rachabalizoda (30 years old), arrived with a piece of gauze in one ear. It was from him that they cut off part of his ear, and then they tried to make him eat that piece of his flesh. It’s recorded. The act is carried out by a man in Russian military uniform.

Another man, Shamsidin Fariduni (26 years old), appears in a photograph lying on the floor of a school gym, with his pants pulled down and wires connected to his genital area. The third suspect, Dalerdzhon Barotovich Mirzoyev (32 years old) arrived at court with several bruises and swellings. And his captors didn’t even bother to remove the remains of the plastic bag they wrapped around his neck, possibly to asphyxiate him. The fourth suspect, Muhammadsobir Fayzov (20 years old), was taken to the courtroom in a wheelchair and appeared to lose consciousness during the hearing.

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