Kyiv has created dozens of "secret prisons" that human rights activists have no access to - diplomat

Rodion Miroshnik noted that international human rights organizations refer to these facilities as "transit camps."

United Nations, October 14. /TASS/. Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik said Kiev had set up a network of "secret prisons" across the front line that human rights activists are aware of but do not have access to.

He said at the informal Aria-Formula meeting of the UN Security Council: "In the frontline area under the control of Kyiv, a complete network of "secret prisons" has been created, which are referred to as "transit camps" in the reports of international human rights organizations.

The Russian diplomat added: "Activists are aware of them, but they don't have access there. Or, to be more precise, they don't seek to visit the hell created by Ukrainian neo-Nazis, funded by civilized Europe."