Captured

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‘They laughed and rejoiced that they had captured a Pole’ : Russians captured a European civilian and tortured him to death

In the Taganrog detention center, in front of the guards, Viktoriia Roshchyna tried to cut her veins in order to get a psychologist brought to her, according to testimony from a person released from captivity.

"The guys were burning, screaming, someone was torn in half." the Olenivka terror attack and life after it in the memories of azov fighters

Sviatoslav “Kalyna” Palamar on the Pokrovsk direction, the siege and exit from Azovstal, Olenivka, Lefortovo, and his time in Turkey

Vika’s Last Assignment: What Happened to Ukrainian Journalist in Russian Captivity?

Izium, a hand with bracelets, Serhii Sova. The story of one photo and the life of a Hero of Ukraine executed by the Russians

“People Were Beaten with Tasers”: Who Is Torturing Azov Fighters in Captivity

‘Doctor Evil.’ The doctor who tortured Ukrainian prisoners of war in one of the most secretive colonies in Mordovia (investigation)

“I’m walking, blood flooding my boots”: how an Azov fighter survived captivity three times

"He died because he was bleeding out”: Russians tortured a 59-year-old serviceman in captivity and tried to hide the cause of death

‘No Prisoners Taken’: Russians Ordered to Execute Ukrainian Prisoners of War

“I sometimes think of Oleksiy, ill and captive. Hope lingers, faint but alive.” — Remembering the Azov Soldiers Lost in Olenivka

“I Cannot Do Otherwise”: the Life of a Ukrainian Soldier Before His Execution in Captivity

An Azov Regiment fighter on suicides within the walls of Azovstal and death penalty threats in captivity by the occupiers

Tork from the Azov Regiment on captivity: ‘They went berserk over the map of Ukraine on my chest