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Sickening moment Russian wife permits soldier husband to rape Ukrainian women as long as he ‘uses protection’
RUSSIAN troops have been given PERMISSION by their partners to rape Ukrainian women, according to a disturbing intercepted phone call to the front line.
In the shocking clip, a Russian wife is heard telling her soldier husband that he is allowed to rape women in Ukraine, as long as he "uses protection" and doesn't tell her about it when he gets home.
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The horrifying call was intercepted by Ukrainian security services (SBU) in Kyiv and posted on its Telegram channel on Tuesday.
"Wives of Russian aggressors call on their husbands to rape Ukrainian women," the agency wrote on Telegram alongside the 30-second audio.
"This shocking interception by the SBU reflects the moral values not only of the occupiers but also of their relatives, 80% of whom now support the war in Ukraine," the agency claimed.
In the short audio clip, a woman's voice is heard saying: "So yeah, do it over there. Ukrainian woman there. Rape them."
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She laughs before adding: "Don't tell me anything, understand."
A man on the other end of the call replies: "So I should rape and not tell you anything?"
The woman responds: "Yes, so that I wouldn't know anything," before both start laughing.
She then adds: "Just use protection,"; before the man replies again: "OK."
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It comes as Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky accused Putin's forces of carrying out "hundreds of rapes" including horrific sexual assaults against small children.
At the weekend, a Russian soldier was arrested after allegedly filming himself raping a baby in Ukraine before sending the video to a fellow reporter.
Alexei Bychkov, 24, was detained in Russia on Saturday after the vile clip emerged on social media over the weekend.
The day before, a threat about Bychkov was published on Twitter detailing the horror abuse.
In the footage, he is reported to say he is recording a "fierce video" before assaulting the baby.
It isn't known exactly when and where the footage was filmed.
So I should rape and not tell you anything?
Russian soldier to girlfriend
In another horrendous act, an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy was raped by Russian troops in front of his horrified mother as she was tied to a chair and forced to watch.
Ukraine's Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Lyudmila Denisova said Russian troops raped the boy in the town of Bucha.
She said five soldiers also sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl, who had become pregnant.
On April 8, Denisova said Russian soldiers had kidnapped more than 120,000 Ukrainian children.
"There is no place on earth or in hell where racist criminals can hide from retribution!" Denisova wrote as she evoked Article 27 of the 1949 Geneva Convention, which protects civilians from persecution during war.
"The occupiers must bear the strictest responsibility!"
She said that 25 girls and women aged 14 to 25 were "systematically" raped in Bucha while being held captive in a basement.
At least nine of them are now pregnant.
Denisova said: "Russian soldiers told them they would rape them to the point where they wouldn't want sexual contact with any man, to prevent them from having Ukrainian children."
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Last week, Ukrainian official Oleksandr Vilkul claimed a 16-year-old girl and 78-year-old woman had been raped in eastern Ukraine near the Ingulets river.
“There is news that makes my blood run cold in my veins,” said Vilkul, the head of the military administration of Kryvyi Rih, in a video posted on Facebook.
“While rebuilding a peaceful life in the villages liberated in the Kherson region, a task we are currently working on, we are confronted with more and more horror stories.
“For example, the rape of a 16-year-old pregnant girl and a 78-year-old grandmother in one of the villages towards Ingulets.”
Reports of Russian sex crimes against Ukrainian women filtered out as early as last month, after two of Putin's soldiers were accused of killing a man before raping his wife in front of their child.
Prosecutor general Iryna Venediktova said one of the Russian troops gunned down the dad after storming the house in a village near Kyiv before the pair of them brutally attacked his wife.
She said the two savages "repeatedly" raped the woman in the horror assault - and "threatened her with violence and weapons".
Ms Venediktova alleged the vile soldiers even threatened her child who was in the house at the time - and claimed one of the men was drunk.
She said one of the troops has been identified by the police and is now wanted, reports.
His identity has not been made public - and it is understood the other suspect has not yet been identified.
She said in a on her official Facebook page: "Let's find every villain and make them accountable through the strictness of the law."
Moscow has denied the claims of sex crimes against people in Ukraine.
President Zelensky told Lithuania's parliament on Wednesday: "Hundreds of cases of rape have been recorded, including those of young girls and very young children. Even of a baby!"
A Ukrainian rights group has told the UN that the Kremlin is using rape as a weapon of war.
Kateryna Cherepakha, president of La Strada Ukraine, said her organisation had received calls accusing Russian troops of nine cases of rape involving 12 women and girls.
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"This is just the tip of the iceberg," she told the UN.
"We know and see - and we want you to hear our voices - that violence and rape is used now as a weapon of war by Russian invaders in Ukraine."
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