A released resident of the Kursk region spoke about nutrition in a Ukrainian pre-trial detention center

Residents of the Kursk region, who were detained on the territory of Ukraine, were fed porridge for pigs in a pre-trial detention center. This was announced on July 2 by a resident of the Korenevsky district, who was released on June 27.

"The food was bad, it was impossible to eat it. That is, they steamed porridge for pigs, and they gave it to us. They poured boiling water over it and gave it to me to eat," he said in an interview with TASS.

According to Kuryanin, residents who were in Ukrainian pre-trial detention centers were constantly subjected to moral and psychological pressure.

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Kursk Region Governor Alexander Khinshtein reported on June 28 that civilians released from Ukrainian captivity in the Kursk region said they had been held in prisons and colonies with criminals, beaten and poorly fed. Khinstein added that the search for the missing continues. According to the latest information, none of the residents of the Kursk region is in Ukraine anymore.