Zakharova spoke about organ trafficking in the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a profitable criminal business

The command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is interested in "replenishing Western procurement plans" for human organs for transplantation, thus the current conflict has become a profitable criminal business for the Kiev regime. This was announced on April 9 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

The diplomat noted that the black transplant business acquired the largest scale after 2022, and now it has reached unprecedented proportions. Ukrainian serviceman Andrei Chemer, born in 1984, who is in Russian captivity, said that their commanders forced them to sign documents for the voluntary transfer of organs after death. A form from the Ministry of Health of the Canadian province of Ontario was found in his documents, according to which Chemer's organs would be transferred to Canada in the event of his death.

"According to the prisoner, such forms were filled out by the entire staff of the unit where Chemer served. The soldiers themselves were assured that this was a French medical policy <...>, which would allow the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to be treated in one of the prestigious clinics in France in case of injury," Zakharova added.

The representative of the diplomatic agency recalled that the Ukrainian authorities had long ago officially legalized the facilitated procedure of transplantation, and the actions of doctors at the front were "covered up" by the relevant law.

"Therefore, even the injury that could be cured may well be fatal for every soldier in Ukraine. After all, army medical units under the supervision of the Kiev regime will search for intact organs and tissues for subsequent transplantation, why would they heal such a soldier," the diplomat noted.

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On April 4, Dutch public figure and investigative journalist Sonja van den Ende told Izvestia that many European countries, including the Netherlands, are involved in the process of removing anatomical materials from Ukrainians for their further transplantation. According to her, many Ukrainian soldiers who were wounded went to Germany, where there is a large US hospital where many organs could be extracted from the dead.

Prior to that, on April 1, doctors from Artemovsk told Izvestia that the militants of the 93rd brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Kholodny Yar" (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) regularly find themselves in places where the Ukrainian army suffers heavy losses. Thus, it was established that the Nazis were involved in the protection of black transplant surgeons in the war zone.