Tried to find something about this in russian language segment
Russian language segment of what? Of the internet?
a significant fraction think that this was internal criminal "razborki"
It's convenient to blame it on criminal activity. I could do the same with that body under the bridge that me and gregy discussed about. After all, during the chaos of war crminal activity is on the rise and that man could be killed by some mafia or something.
But those two men in Crimea were abducted by men in black uniforms. What criminals wear black uniforms in Crimea under the Russian rule?
Also many thoughts that it was SBU covert operation and those two lives now with new ukrainian passports under new names somewhere in Kiev
Many who? Many Russians? lol Russians like you, Velund? :D
And what about Reshat Ametov, 39, who was abducted while attending a demonstration in March 2014 and his body was found later with signs of torture? Is his corpse living happily with an Ukrainian passport in Kyiv too?
What about other cases described in the reports? Have you even read those reports? Do you have access to Amnesty International site in Russia?
Another fragment from one of those AI reports:
"Andriy Schekun,
the leader of Ukrainian House, an organization promoting Ukrainian language and culture, was abducted by pro-Russian paramilitaries and held for 11 days in a secret location where
he was electrocuted in March 2014. Following this ordeal, he was handed over to the Ukrainian military. Again,
no-one has been held accountable for his torture. Three other
members of the organization went missing in May last year and have not been seen since.
"The de facto Crimean authorities tell us that they are investigating all cases of abduction and torture, but we have yet to see any concrete evidence of this," said John Dalhuisen."
It's 2022 already, so what are the results of those "Crimean authorities'" investigations? Surely, after 8 years they've must have found out something? 🙄