According to leaked documents, Russian president Wladimir Putin drawn a “total purge” of Ukraine with house-to-house terror and the invasion of concentration camps by civilians.

Emails from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) reveal orders “from the top down” to take Ukrainian citizens and march them to their deaths, according to The Sun reported on Saturday.

Allegedly, Putin wants to carry out a “total purge” so that Russia “can install any government in Kiev.” The emails also mention how Putin would deal with Ukrainian citizens who resisted Russian forces. Measures reportedly include reducing “massive protests to local skirmishes and causing serious injuries to individual protesters” and detaining people “in their homes at night during curfew” and transferring them “to Russian territories — concentration camps and worse.”

According to The Sun, a source known as “Wind of Change” leaked the FSB’s emails to Russian human rights activist Vladimir Osechkin.

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The revelation comes days after International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Putin, accusing him of committing a war crime by illegally transferring children from occupied parts of Ukraine to Russia.

According to The Sun, when Putin ordered his invasion on February 24, 2022, he expected that in three days the war would end and the government in Kiev would be “beheaded”.

In another message, the Russian leader recently announced that Russia would station its tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus as a warning signal to NATO.

According to Reuters, Putin likened the move to the US stationing its weapons in Europe. He added that Russia will not transfer control of the weapons to Belarus.

“There is nothing unusual here either. First, the US has been doing this for decades. They have long stationed their tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of their allies…