Captured

Stories

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

Crimean resident Bohdan Ziza: “Write to political prisoners — it’s absolutely vital!”

“You’ve got partisans on your hands.” How a Crimean resident challenged Russia

Women Released from Captivity Speak Frankly About the Violence They Endured: Four Stories

Forced confessions, sentenced to life in Russia, and released from captivity: the story of an Azov fighter

Russian Captivity, Combat Missions, and the Death of His Wife: The Story of Former POW ‘Khamzat’

Neighbors reported them. 280 days of family captivity: abuse and blackmail

30 Months in Russian Captivity: War, Torture, a Blog, and a Book About Prisoner Life. The Story of a Former POW

The story of a teacher rescued from captivity in the occupied territory by the Main Intelligence Directorate: '20 years in prison or the death penalty'

The horrors of Russian captivity: the story of Snake Island defender Vladyslav Zadorin

“He took the horrors of Bucha very hard.” The story of Crimean resident Bohdan Ziza, sentenced by Russia for “terrorism.”

Survived captivity and spoke out: what Russian forces do to prisoners of war.

After captivity — without arms and legs. A Ukrainian soldier learns to live and dreams of driving again

The first exchange of women: what happened to Ukrainian servicewomen in Russian captivity.

A Marine from Zmiinyi: captivity, interrogations about the “Russian warship,” and Bandera

‘They made me stand in front of a pit with corpses.’ The story of a Kherson resident’s week in Russian captivity

“I heard them carrying out bodies”: an ATO veteran from Kherson recounts how he survived captivity by Russian occupiers

'A week in the basement, starving and losing my mind' – a childcare worker from Kherson on her captivity during the occupation