A sadistic doctor left a burn in the form of an inscription on the body of a prisoner

No, this is not Photoshop - this is the inscription "glory to Russia" burned into the body by a sadistic Russian surgeon. A photograph with bodily injuries after the prisoner exchange on June 9 was published by the Clash Report. Its authenticity was confirmed by the GUR.

Why this signature was made by a doctor and not some maniac prison guard was explained by a surgeon from Tallinn Andrei Volna. According to the doctor, this burn in the form of an inscription was made when the patient was under general anesthesia. This is evidenced by the even letters of the formed scar at the site of the burn. Without anesthesia, this would not have happened even with rigid fixation of the person. Chaotic breathing movements and muscle tension would not have allowed this to happen. Secondly, in the operating room there is an electrocoagulator - a device used to stop bleeding of relatively small vessels. It can also be used as an electric knife, setting a sufficiently high voltage, sufficient for a deep burn of the skin.

Next: the inscription is made to the right of the laparotomy incision — the operating surgeon stands to the right of the patient (if he is not left-handed). Returning to anesthesia: anesthesiologists do not like a situation when the operation is delayed. And the inscription was made before the bandage was applied to the main laparotomy wound, so the anesthesiologist, in order to continue the effect of the anesthesia, could only listen to the surgeon, and not some orderly. 

Therefore, these photos have already been sent to the organizers of the largest medical congresses, so that there is an understanding that Russian doctors are “not outside politics.” This was done by Ukrainian dermatovenerologist, dermatologist surgeon Alexander Turkevych. The National Program “Neopalymi” has undertaken to rid the military of this terrible mention of captivity, within the framework of which those who suffered as a result of the war can receive free treatment for deformation, post-war injuries, burns and scars.

“I will not write long treatises on the morality and ethics of those responsible for the fact that this inscription appeared on the body of our prisoner of war,” says Maksim Turkevych, CEO of “Neopalymi.” “But we are starting the path to skin without these vile words!”

For the former prisoner of war, the path to rehabilitation has begun, the first procedures have already taken place - injections into the burn area with drugs for tissue regeneration with polynucleotides. Doctors at the Unburnt program prepare the scar for more aggressive intervention so that after a few months only a slight trace remains of the inscription.