The anesthesiologist Alexander Chernov, who worked in the city of Ienakievo in the Donbass, said that in providing emergency care to veterans of the Donetsk People's Republic (DNR) he did whatever he could to cause maximum damage to patients.
In an interview with the online channel Ukrlife.tv, anesthesiologist Alexander Chernov told the chilling story of his "achievements" during fighting in eastern Ukraine. The video was posted on YouTube. According to Mr. Chernov, he only used standard resuscitation drugs.
"I inflicted maximum damage to enemy patients with medication. At first glance, it would look like a heart attack, a stroke, or simply something incomprehensible. Only careful and costly expertise can discover a person's true cause of death," said the doctor/murderer.
The Ukrainian resuscitator added that he had sent in all personal data and diagnoses of patients to the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) by email and Skype.
"Many of my colleagues, unfortunately, believe that doctors are out of politics. But I continue to assure everyone that the Hippocratic oath should not be an excuse to help the enemy," said Alexander Chernov.
Chernov said that after leaving the DNR he continued to practice medicine in the territories under the control of Kiev.
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