Andrea Sanna
‘Castrate them and kill them’ are the watchwords of Russian soldiers toward Ukrainian gays
In the war between Ukraine and Russia, war crimes are allegedly being committed against the Ukrainian LGBTQ+ community by the Russian army. This is the alarm raised by Tim M. alias ‘Peg Leg’ from the city of Sumy.
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Tim M. is an investigator specializing in tracking down human traffickers around the world and is currently investigating Russian crimes against gays.
According to his investigation: “From what I have seen, there is a vile anti-gay agenda, including a plan to castrate and kill them”. Violence is not only directed against gays but also against lesbians and trans people.
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”It is much worse than people can imagine in the United States of America. We have videos, we have eyewitness accounts, we have evidence, and this is the kind of thing that would be front-page news in every paper if it happened on a Saturday night at home in Las Vegas”.
A chilling situation.
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Moreover, the investigator puts his finger on the fact that Russians–this is nothing new–find homosexuality repugnant and against the laws of nature.
Let us not forget that State Homophobia has been in place in Russia for years, with laws restricting and condemning both the LGBTQ+ community, homosexuality, and associations fighting for the recognition of civil rights.
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