Prison – like a resort. How the occupiers live and what they complain about in captivity.

Journalists from 'Facts of the Week' showed the largest camp for prisoners of war, located in Western Ukraine. There are greenhouses where fresh vegetables are grown, a hospital with an MRI machine and a dental office, a church to atone for sins. This is reported by 'Glavkom'.

In the POW camp, they are fed three times a day. For lunch - borscht, porridge with meat, vinaigrette, and bread baked right there. Only veal is cooked so that Muslims can eat. One of the prisoners, Dario, who came to kill Ukrainians from Cuba, praises the food.

The occupiers work in construction or make street furniture and artificial Christmas trees.

The prisoners have complaints. For example, Denis Hovorukha complains that he has to serve his sentence next to criminals, having ended up in war straight from prison. Petro Pryma from Crimea, who was sentenced for treason, claims that he does not believe in Ukraine's longevity and expresses support for Russia.

On April 8, President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Ukrainian troops in Donetsk detained two Chinese citizens who were fighting as part of the Russian army. Zelensky instructed the Minister of Foreign Affairs to immediately contact Beijing and clarify how China intends to respond to this.

It is known that the citizens of the People's Republic of China were detained by soldiers of the 81st Separate Air Assault Slobozhansky Brigade of the Air Assault Forces and the 157th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

The Security Service of Ukraine has already conducted the first interrogations of the detained Chinese, who are receiving medical assistance under the mentioned international convention and are located in Kyiv.