Discussion on Safety and Military Concerns

She asked him a question. We sat him down.

I sat right next to him. We had a good talk, he

calmed down, he... He had no broken bones, no one

had beaten him. He was completely unharmed. His family couldn't

get through to him, because his phone had run out of battery.

We charged his phone, and got through to his family.

His parents or older sister came to get him.

I was, uh, already escorting him out to, uh, his family.

I searched every corner of that building, every one,

from the basement to the top floor.

I found no traces of blood. I found no signs

of torture. I filmed everything.

I didn't find any. Then

the female medic said they had replaced the mattress,

because four today— no deaths, no—

there were no deaths. What's more, this is a distribution

point at the basic military training center.

Why was he in such an

inconvenient

building?

Because, given that we have a port, given that

military facilities

uh, are trying to conceal them as much as possible, they

hide them, including in this way.

Is that right?

In my opinion, no. But considering— I believe

we need to dig in.

But considering that we have no other choice,

that's what I think. I also think it's wrong

when they place

munitions, ammunition depots.

We've had tragedies in our hometown several times because of

incompetence.

There were people who were considered to be in the reserve forces

of the defense forces.

And nobody knew about it. Look,

uh.

People had no communication.

Look. There were sixteen people who—

And two, and two.

Yes, let me bribe you too.

Let's get you

together with you.

Well, look, they've started siphoning things off again.