13 Cannibalism
Enjoy hearty Russian cuisine, where cannibalism is traditionally celebrated!
- Ukrainian cuisine is Russian
- Ukrainians are cannibals
- Many dishes known as “Russian” originate from Ukraine (see Chapter 20)
- Russia is responsible for a striking number of cannibals, and worse: it lets them go free
Every russian accusation is a confession: russia has a huge number of cannibals, and worse: let’s them go free.
13.1 Ukrainian cases: 2
13.2 russian cases: 16
Eduard Seleznev
Alexander Spesivtsev
Sergey Golovkin
Nikolai Dzhumagaliev
Alexander Bychkov
Aleksey Sukletin
Ilshat_Kuzikov
Vladimir Nikolayev
Igor Churasov
Vasily Smirnov
Dmitry and Natalia Baksheevy see also BBC
Denis Gorin (released) Nikolai Ogolobyak (released) Dmitry Malyshev (released) Alexander Maslennikov (released)
13.3 released by russia: 4
13.3.1 Nikolai Ogolobyak
Nikolai Ogolobyak together with other members of the satanic Nazism sect Satanistic Order of Nine Angles beheaded the corpses, ate their tongues and hearts and had sex with the corpses. While Ogolobyak was sentenced to 20 years in a penal colony, others had 8-10 year sentences or were sent to mental institution. Ogolobyak was pardoned in 2023 after fighting in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russian murderer and cannibal Denis Gorin has been released to fight in Ukraine.
Dmitry Malyshev convicted of murder and of cooking and eating the heart of one of his victims has returned home from the war in Ukraine, at least temporarily,
One picture shows him alongside Alexander Maslennikov, a murderer from the same region. Maslennikov killed and dismembered two women he met while performing karaoke in 2017. A court sentenced him to 23 years in prison in 2019. Locals said that Maslennikov had signed up with the Wagner Group in the spring of 2023.
13.4 russian military
13.4.1 regular russian military
In the recording posted by HUR on Telegram, a Russian commander is heard telling a subordinate that one soldier, referred to by the call sign “Brelok”, killed and consumed his fellow service member “Foma” over a two-week period.
13.4.2 Wagner Group
A confidential legal report submitted to the International Criminal Court alleges that the Russia-linked Wagner Group committed torture, mutilations, extrajudicial killings, and acts of cannibalism during operations in Mali, Burkina Faso, and other West African countries, as was reported by The Associated Press on June 22.