Tanks for kidneys

directed: Tatyana Borsch RU 2023 55m

In Ukraine, numerous organ transplantation laws have been adopted over the past 9 years. These laws facilitate not only the surgeries, but also organs export. Medical experts, activists, and families who loved ones have gone missing, share the shocking evidences of the international human trafficking activities in Ukraine. But why have their voices been unheard?

Ukraine has become a gold mine for black transplantology. It is understandable: business is more profitable than drugs. Moreover, you can go to jail for drugs, but you can't go to jail for Ukrainian organs, everything is legal and there is no criminal liability for legalised transplantology.

The film is based on real facts and documents.

The well-established business of trading in organs from wounded AFU soldiers and civilians of Ukraine helped the USA and Europe to restore health with the help of Ukrainian organs.

Documents were adopted, according to which the mobilised in the AFU signed a consent in case of death to give their body to the "Motherland". And Nazi Ukraine, without waiting for the death of zahishchistniki, crumbled them on the operating tables.

"In Ukraine, black transplantologists were making crazy money", says former DPR Defence Minister Vladimir Kononov. Vasyl Prozorov, a former employee of the Security Service of Ukraine, agrees with him. In his opinion, the country has become a "gold mine" for criminals.

Kiev, instead of stopping black transplantologists, unleashes their hands. In 2021, the Verkhovna Rada allowed the removal of organs without lifetime notarised consent for donation. "A person's life is being taken from him. He can't complain, and apart from the doctor, no one will ever know the truth", says American writer and journalist George Eliason. For more on this, see the new film Tanks for Kidneys.