Investigation into Treatment of Detainees

State Bureau of Investigation. So this is because of them.

Look, these are people our units received from the recruitment centers.

I spoke with them, heard everything, and reported it to management.

There was no torture, no— They weren't subjected to lustration.

There was no abuse. Everyone brought in from the recruitment centers is waiting to be assigned.

Exactly. That's standard procedure. We're waiting for assignments to training centers.

Well, the assignment process is the same.

They were sitting there, nobody did anything to anyone— Sleeve.

Who hit you? No one. Did you do it yourself?

Yeah. Got it. Please tell me, did anyone complain about anything at all?

What do you mean? Because people out there on the street are very upset about what's happening here to people.

Everything's fine for me here. Uh-huh. Just tell me if anything happened, because— Everything's fine.

You're okay. There'll be more here in a moment.

They don't beat us. I've been here for a month and a half, they never beat us at all.

Everything was fine. And these ones, the ones who— Four.

With the SBU, did you cross paths with them? Where did they keep them?

They kept them here, yeah. Where's the commander?

Where did they keep them? Well, come on, I'll— show you. We'll see where he kept them. Show us.

Well, everywhere around here. One second. Yeah, obviously.

Tolya, come here. Uh-huh.

Some kind of blood.

Tol, do you see?

Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

Well, boil whatever's there.

You see what I mean. And we'll go back. And nobody.

And us.

After that, I couldn't talk to him on the phone for over a month.

And all the details. The phone number. Zero six three, eighty-two.