Steven Seagal

The Hollywood star is renowned for his pro-Russian stance and was filmed in Olenivka prison where dozens were killed and injured in an attack on July 29.

Seagal added a conspiracy angle by suggesting that Ukraine had used HIMARS because Zelensky wanted to silence a "Nazi" being held at the prison. Not to mention that the Russian government now does have a lot of artifacts from the HIMARS." Moscow alleged that Ukrainian forces used the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, to target the facility. "The interesting thing is that one of the killed Nazis is a Nazi who just started talking a lot about Zelensky," Seagal said, "and that Zelensky is responsible for the orders about torture and other atrocities." One of the justifications for Vladimir Putin's invasion of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine was to "denazify" the country. Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelensky called the attack a "Russian war crime" after Kyiv accused Moscow of shelling the prison to cover up the murder and torture of POWS.

PETALING JAYA, Aug 10 — Former action star Steven Seagal has turned up in the unlikeliest of places — eastern Ukraine. Russian television network Zvezda on ...

The actor has long been a supporter of Russian president Vladimir Putin, and is currently a dual US and Russian citizen. The 49-second clip shows Seagal posing amid the wreckage of the shelled-out building, coupled with voiceover narration in Russian. PETALING JAYA, Aug 10 — Former action star Steven Seagal has turned up in the unlikeliest of places — eastern Ukraine.

Steven Seagal has been seen visiting a Russian prison camp in Ukraine, days after an explosion killed 50 prisoners. The actor, who is a vocal supporter of ...

Ukraine is just the beginning.’ In April, Seagal celebrated his 70th birthday in Russia alongside some of the most elite and powerful figures in the country. Seagal said in English, with the help of a translator by his side: ‘I love all of you and we stand together, through thick and through thin.’ In 2016, the Under Siege actor was made a special envoy of Russia and given an exceptional passport to the country. The actor was pictured staring at the prisoners, his hands gripping the bars of the cage. On 29 July, the prison – which is based in Olenivka in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine – was the site of an explosion that killed 50.

Steven Seagal pushed Russia's narrative at a prison where more than 50 Ukrainian POWs were killed. Both countries accuse the other for the strike.

"If you look at the burning and other details, of course it's not a bomb." Seagal, a long-time pro-Russia figure, is filming a documentary about the war in the region, according to a post from Denis Pushilin, a separatist leader in the Donetsk region who is helping Russia attack Ukraine. Ukrainian outlet The Odessa Journal also reported the visit.

Steven Seagal visited the Olenivka Prison in the separatist Donbas region and claimed that last month's attack that killed more than 50 Ukrainian POWs was ...

“Steven noted that 98% of those who talk about the conflict in the media have never been here. Not to mention the fact that Russia really has a lot of artifacts from HIMARS.” If you look at the burning and other details, of course, it’s not a bomb.

The Hollywood action star was photographed looking through the bars of the complex at the prisoners of war inside. He was later pictured inside the ...

He was later pictured inside the heavily-damaged building in the frontline town of Olenivka in Donetsk Oblast. Mr Pushilin said on Telegram: "Steven noted that 98% of those who talk about the conflict in the media have never been here. "If you look at the beds and all of the stuff like that, this is certainly not a bomb.