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Torture chambers in Kherson are evidence of Russia's cruel war crimes, say investigators

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Ukrainian investigators say they are examining 300 cases of tourure in Kherson. They have found cellars where civilians were starved, beaten and given electric shocks during Russia's eight month occupation.

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