This is reported by the Prosecutor General’s Office.
"Prosecutors of the Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office, together with police officers and experts, inspected one of the police administrative buildings in Kherson seized by Russian forces, which they used to ensure the functioning of the occupation punitive bodies," the press service writes.
It is reported that in the basement, the Russian forces arranged a place for torture.
Law enforcement officers found evidence there. In particular, personal belongings and documents of Ukrainians who could be illegally held in the basement, as well as physical and psychological pressure on them.
They also seized wooden bats, hoses, ties and other items that could be used for torture.
Currently, law enforcement officers are identifying the victims. Pre-trial investigation over violation of laws and customs of war is ongoing.
Also on January 3, it was reported that the Ukraine Security Service discovered another torture chamber of Russian invaders in the de-occupied territory of Mykolaiv region.