While The Obama administration is preparing financial sanctions that could be imposed on Ukrainian officials AND PROTEST LEADERS if violence escalates in the political crisis gripping Ukraine… Dmitrii Bulatov is a real protest leader. Will you impose sanctions on him, mr. Obama? Today one of the Automaidan leaders Dmitrii Bulatov, who was missing since last week, was found in Vyshenki village in Kiev oblast’. Bulatov said that he was beaten up, his ear was cut off and that he was even crucified which is obvious by the visible pinholes on his hands. The activist doesn’t know who exactly kidnapped him, but he noticed that the bandits spoke with a Russian accent. After being tortured for a while he was taken outside and thrown away from the car. Bulatov was wondering in the village and knocking on the each house’s door until one of the villagers let him. After that Bulatov called his friends who arrived to the village right away and took him to Kiev. Once again, the activists of the Automaidan reported Bulatov missing on January 23rd. The evening of January 22nd was the last time they heard from him. At the same time Bulatov’s teammates don’t know weather or not Bulatov was on patrol on January 23 when “Berkut” officers arrested the Automaidan activists. As reported, on January 23rd at approximately 4am “Berkut” officers detained the Euromaidan activists that were patrolling towards the Kiev hospital number 17. Their colleagues inform that the same morning the officers of “Berkut” and the police ambushed 15 activists of the Euromaidan and smashed nine cars.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 15:03:38 +0000
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