Ukrainians who end up in Russian "

Details: Ukrainians trying to leave Russian-occupied cities cannot do so without going through a process called "

People are confiscated phones and study their social network accounts, undress, examine the body, check tattoos, and also look for bruises on the shoulders and fingers, which could remain from the use of weapons.

Anything that looks suspicious to inspectors can lead to beatings or even electric shocks, civilians say. Many are sent by force to Russia.

One man said that he deleted all the files from the phone, although later the invaders tried to restore them through the computer.

However, he said that he did not have time to clean social networks - the Internet was turned off in Mariupol. They found a video on Instagram where he wrote: " Head home with your warship! He was beaten for it.

Another Ukrainian, a history teacher, found the word " Then he was called the one who spreads pro-Ukrainian propaganda, asked about the " They asked him if he agreed that it was a "

After that, the teacher was transferred to a prison, where he counted in a cell with four bunk beds, he counted 24 people. A couple of days later, he was released to the territory controlled by Ukraine..

Another man saw people in the interrogation tent in Bezymienny with their hands tied behind their backs being beaten.

People report that soldiers torture Ukrainians until they pass out - with shocks and electric shocks.

Many are released only if they agree to leave for Russia.

There is also a room in the filtration, which is called the " People there did not receive any water or food, and they went to the toilet in the corner, in front of everyone.

One of the former prisoners believes that the occupiers used the filtering mechanism "

Some of those who were sent to Russia were able to leave for other countries, and in some cases even return to Ukraine.

Source: BBC.