A Russian soldier who defected to the West stated that Moscow’s men appeared to be suffering from ‘Rambo Syndrome’ as they pillaged and raped in Ukraine.
In the Ukrainian city of Andriivka, four of Nikita Chibrin’s fellow invading troops raped a woman and her daughter, according to the 27-year-old Nikita Chibrin.
After four months in Ukraine, he is now appealing for political asylum in Spain and is prepared to testify before an international court about his experience serving in Vladimir Putin’s army.
Nikita Chibrin, age 27, defected from the Russian military to the West. He has now described how Putin’s soldiers in Ukraine appeared to be suffering from ‘Rambo Syndrome’
Chibrin worked under the infamous commander Azatbek Omurbekov (above), whose forces were suspected of committing murders and raping women and girls in the Bucharest region.
Chibrin operated under the infamous commander Azatbek Omurbekov, whose forces were suspected of committing murders and raping women and girls in the Bucharest region.
The atrocities in Bucha were found in April, as Russian soldiers withdrew from the territory around Kyiv after failing to grab the city and remove the government. Mass graves were discovered, and remains were scattered around the streets.
Putin later elevated Lieutenant Colonel Omurbekov to Colonel. For the acts of his men in the city, he has been called the ‘Butcher of Bucha’.
Ukraine has identified 64th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade personnel as the murderers.
Chibrin claimed of the Russian forces under Omurbekov’s leadership, “They went insane.”
They stated, “We have the strength, the tanks, the infantry fighting vehicles, the armaments, etc.”
He stated that ‘Rambo Syndrome’ was in effect.
On April 6 on the outskirts of Kyiv, policemen work on the identification procedure following the death of people in Bucha before transporting the remains to the morgue. The Bucharest crimes were uncovered in April, when Russian soldiers withdrew from the territory surrounding Kyiv after failing to grab the Ukrainian capital and remove the government.
In addition to committing rapes, according to Chibrin, troops in the squad ransacked homes for valuables.
He stated, “They took domestic decorations and mobile gadgets.”
He stated to the media site Russian Insider, “They were going insane due of this.”
Many discovered alcohol in [Ukrainian] homes and consumed it.
There was a case in Andriivka involving the rape of a mother and daughter.
Four men accomplished it.’
He disputed that the sexual abuse was sanctioned by the soldiers’ immediate commanders, but stated that troops seen to be opposed to Putin’s invasion were under continual physical and psychological pressure.
The remaining perpetrators were thrashed with stools by fellow troops and superiors, he added.
They desired to execute the perpetrators of the act.
They were removed from the army since no charges could be brought against them due to a lack of evidence.
He attributed Russian barbarism to poor living conditions and intimidation.
While fighting in Ukraine, Nikita Chibrin is seen in military uniform while presenting a cat to the camera. Having deserted from the Russian army, he is presently in Spain.
Pictured is Chibrin’s military identification card.
He stated, “People have not been in the normal world for a very long time.”
They did not have ordinary circumstances.
The Ukrainian army displayed footage of one of their trenches, where everything was human-like: shelter, rain protection, normal mattresses, and power.
He stated, “Ukraine treats its military far better.”
Those who opposed Putin’s invasion or who were suspected of attempting to be taken by the Ukrainians were subjected to “physical and psychological pressure.”
Chibrin stated, “Everyone was terrified that they would cut off their penis or balls or do anything terrible.”
He said that they were also threatened with gunfire.
Chibrin alleges he fled in a food truck to Russia. He stated that he feigned to go insane in order to get removed.
He stated, “For them, I am a traitor to the Motherland.”
“What was I required to do?” Use force on Ukrainian civilians? Go to jail? The only remaining choice is to simply depart.
He arrived in Madrid on November 15 and has requested refuge.
In an interview with the Russian human rights organization gulagu.net, he denied witnessing first-hand proof of torture, rape, and murder, of which some of Omurbekov’s soldiers in the 64th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade are accused.
However, he was stationed at Lypivka, 30 kilometers from Kyiv, during the killing of people in Bucha.
According to him, there were “widespread rumors” and chatter among soldiers that this was occurring.
Now, he is ready to testify about his experience in Ukraine before an international court.
He reportedly stated, “I have nothing to hide,” according to The Guardian. “A criminal war has been initiated. I want to do everything possible to stop it. He said that he never fired a shot during his time spent battling.
Chibrin left the Russian army and sought assistance from the exiled leader of gulagu.net, Vladimir Osechkin. Osechkin was responsible for disclosing the most recent defectors from Putin’s military and law enforcement complex. He has launched a call for others to reveal their secrets to Western nations.
On April 6, a Ukrainian soldier stands amid wrecked Russian tanks in Bucha, Ukraine, on the outskirts of Kiev.
Chibrin is not the only Russian soldier to have gone to the West and exposed the circumstances of Putin’s army and their atrocities in Ukraine.
In August, Pavel Filatyev, a purported member of a ‘elite’ parachute brigade that attacked the southern port city of Kherson in February when the first Russian forces entered Ukraine on the instructions of the Russian president, spoke up.
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However, his unit’s operation, which was launched from Russian-occupied Crimea, was hampered by problems even before it began.
In his 141-page book ‘ZOV,’ Filatyev describes how his battalion was devastated by famine, lacked tactical instruction, and was unaware of the war’s progress.
According to him, his teammates were issued rusted firearms to fight with and were forced to rob Ukrainian stores for food. He also described members of his team stealing stuff like computers.
On September 6, it was announced that Filatyev was in Paris. In an interview with CBS News, he stated, “Russia has been taken over by some sort of mafia.” The commanders, our government deceived the military.