22 people are detained and tortured in Russia after Crimea Bridge explosion - SBU 

He told about this in an interview with Ukrainian TV host Natalia Moseichuk.

"Now I am curious to watch the Russian pseudo-investigation, where they have already detained 22 of their fellow citizens, are torturing them, and are conducting polygraph tests. I am interested in what they will come up with. Let's watch, and we will find out the details after our victory," Maliuk commented on the situation  .

He also noted that in accordance with the norms of international law, the current legislation of Ukraine, the customs and traditions of warfare, and based on the analysis of the operational situation, the Armed Forces "are obliged to cut the enemy's logistics there (on the Crimean bridge - ed.)”.