Uncovered: box with gold teeth that were taken from Ukrainians in the Russian torture chamber

Ukraine has discovered a box with gold teeth that were taken from victims in a Russian torture chamber in which humans were buried alive.

The violence was supposedly added to residents, veterans and soldiers of the "Mini-Schwitz" in the provisional facility, which was found by investigators in the liberated village of Pisky-Radkivski in the eastern region of Charkiw.

photos apparently showed evidence that torture victims were drawn gold teeth and that dozens of dentures had been stacked in a transparent plastic box.

Another picture showed a gas mask that, according to the investigators, was used together with a glowing rag to torture the prisoners by forced to breathe in smoke.

other signs indicated that Russians had buried their prisoners alive or abused them with a sex toy.

"Neighbors heard screams from there," wrote Serhii Bolvinov, head of the investigative department of the National Security Service of Ukraine in Charkiw, on Twitter.

“The police are aware of torture to be buried alive, and the use of a gas mask with a glowing rag.

"A dildo and a box with torn bitten were also found in the torture chamber."

The torture chamber, one of dozens that were discovered in formerly occupied areas of the country who was founded by the war, was found by the police at the beginning of this week.

The Ukraine national police wrote on Monday via the Messaging app Telegram: “Another torture chamber of the Russian occupiers.

"Our police officers document the war crimes of the 'liberator army' after the establishment of the occupation."

It was claimed that locals were allegedly "held under inhumane conditions" and "intimidated, beaten and abused".

At least 10 torture facilities were discovered by Ukrainian investigators in the Charkiw region, which was largely freed by a lightning -fast counter -offensive.

liberated locals have described that they were beaten and abused by their occupiers in a month -long ordeal for those who live in Ukraine controlled by Russia.

A man said Ukrainian media that he was physically and mentally abused in another village in another village, with his head and ribs being beaten by Russian soldiers.

Vitaly Oliia, 40, a resident of Kozacha Lopan, near the border with Russia, was captured because of his earlier service at the Ukrainian military.

He said his kidnappers connected his eyes and pulled him out, adding: "I felt how they stuck something on my penis."

Mr. Oliia had to endure painful, repeated electric shocks before the occupiers poured water over his burns, which only worsened his torments.