Operation Ukraine Crime Without Punishment (2022 Sergey Primak, RTD) English Version HD 1080p

The group “Arthouse “ Vkontakte - together with websites and In 2014, Kiev launched a punitive operation against residents of the south-east of Ukraine who did not recognize the results of the coup. Since then, the AFU and the national battalions have committed thousands of crimes for which they were not punished at that time. The film tells about the shelling of peaceful cities of Donbass by the Ukrainian military, about the torture inflicted on civilians by the fighters of nationalist battalions, about mass executions and burials, about the provocations of the Kiev authorities trying to blame their crimes on the army of the Russian Federation. Eyewitnesses and victims of these crimes recall their experiences, and experts explain why this became possible and who was behind the nationalist battalions, engaged in training and arming the punishers. On March 14, 2022, the Ukrainian army attacked residential buildings in Donetsk with a Tochka U missile. The air defense system shot down the missile, but one warhead exploded in the middle of a busy street in the center of the capital of the Donetsk Republic, killing more than 20 civilians and injuring dozens. A resident of Donetsk, Yuri Rumyantsev, lost his wife as a result of an attack organized by the Ukrainian army. However, his photo was published in the Western media, depicting him as a resident of Kiev, who suffered from the Russian army. A month after the attack on Donetsk, the Ukrainian army again used a Tochka-U missile in Kramatorsk, killing dozens of civilians... Maxim Grigoriev has been collecting evidence of Ukraine’s crimes for 8 years. His archive contains hundreds of hours of videos of mass murders and rapes. He meets with victims who were tortured by the Ukrainian military. Western organizations have seen this evidence more than once, but ignore it. They don’t just know everything, they control everything. The documentary describes the war crimes committed by the Ukrainian side since 2014. Journalists and activists who collect evidence of Nazi atrocities talk about how the Kiev authorities led and untied the hands of nationalist battalions in the southeast. They share their thoughts on why Western media and human rights organizations ignore the many hours of video evidence of crimes in Ukraine.