The soldier after his crime uploaded a video of his heinous act on the dark web to sell it! Volunteers attempt to take down gangs of traffickers seeking to trap refugees in prostitution rings "The current price now for a girl in her 20s is £145,000," a British volunteer tells the Daily Mail
The absolute horror! Following allegations of rape of women and underage girls in war-torn Ukraine, a new news story beyond human understanding is seeing the light of day.
A Russian soldier allegedly raped and then shot a baby of just one year old![/B] The Russian soldier then posted a video of his horrific act in order to sell the gruesome content on the dark web.
A military man who videotaped sexual acts with an infant was detained in #Russia.
The name of him is Alexey Bychkov. It is reported that he filmed such content for the sake of selling it on the #darknet. He was let down after he sent the videos with the child to his colleagues. pic.twitter.com/rcqmZFzTyv
- NEXTA (@nexta_tv) April 10, 2022
According to reports in Ukrainian media, Alexey Bychkov, as he is called, accidentally sent the offending video to colleagues as well, resulting in his arrest in Russia.
His photo and details are making the rounds on the internet while on twitter there is a global outcry for his brutal act.
At the same time the drama of civilians seems to continue after crossing the border in many cases. According to a report published by the Daily Mail, British army veterans have spotted human trafficking rings on the Ukraine-Poland border.
According to the British newspaper, members of the ring locate their would-be victims at the Lviv railway station. They take pictures with their mobile phones and send them to members of the ring who are on the opposite side, on Polish territory.
"They locate a victim, usually an older mother with a daughter in her 20s or a younger mother with teenage daughters. The younger the better. The current price now for a girl in her 20s is £145,000," a British volunteer tells the Daily Mail.
As noted within 15 minutes British army veterans managed to locate at least 8 suspected men.
He said they take photos and upload them to a database to share with anti-sex trafficking organizations. "Only when we see men approaching women trying to lure them into a car do we act," he notes, explaining that it has happened that they inform a potential victim through the google translate app as they do not speak Ukrainian.
Another volunteer told the Daily Mail that "last week one of them had a photo of a family, clearly it was taken without their knowledge as they were boarding a bus in Lviv. They were two older women and two girls aged between nine and 13 or so. Their husband was saying to them, "Your friend sent me this photo and told me to take you." He was getting aggressive and pushing them into some parked cars."
Source: protothema.gr
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