SHOCKING: The Biden Regime Is Allowing Torture And Detainment Of An American Journalist In Ukraine

American citizen and journalist Gonzalo Lira, who has been exposing Ukrainian war crimes during the war with Russia, was reportedly re-captured by the Ukraine security service SBU after just being released from a three-month jail sentence.

In a video press release, a transgender American named Sara Ashton-Cirillo who signed up to fight with the Ukrainian military claimed the SBU caught Lira this week before he was able to make an “escape” into Hungary where he was going to seek political asylum.

HORRIFYING: Ukraine official appears to brag about capturing an American citizen & journalist Gonzalo Lira after he shared a heart-wrenching account of being tortured in a Ukrainian prison for his reporting and his plans to seek political asylum in Hungary.

— TexasLindsay™ (@TexasLindsay_) August 2, 2023

Lira was jailed three months ago for criticizing the Zelensky regime and allegedly faced up to eight years in a Ukrainian prison.

After being released from jail, Lira published a trio of YouTube videos describing his treatment over the past few months, saying fellow inmates used a toothpick to scratch the whites of his left eye and that he had his ribs broken.

In the videos, Lira explained he was going to try and reach Hungary where he’d apply for asylum:

"Right now, I'm about to try to get out of Ukraine, and seek political asylum in Hungary. Either I'll cross the border and make it to safety, or I'll be disappeared by the Kiev regime."

— Gonzalo Lira (@GonzaloLira1968) July 31, 2023

When a reporter with The Grayzone asked a US State Department spokesperson about Lira’s status on Tuesday, the Biden administration official refused to comment.

The journalist accurately laid out how it would be concerning if one of America’s closest allies was torturing one of its citizen journalists.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/american-tranny-working-for-ukrainian-military-says-theyve-re-captured-u-s-citizen-journalist-who-exposed-war-crimes/