88 Days in Russian Captivity: How Volunteer Ihor Talalay Ended Up in a Russian Torture Chamber
Source: Espreso
Host: Khrystyna Parubiy
Today at 5:00 p.m. on Espreso TV’s YouTube channel, on the program “War and Volunteers,” hosted by Khrystyna Parubiy, we’ll be speaking with volunteer Ihor Talalay, who survived 88 days in Russian captivity simply for evacuating civilians from Mariupol
Ihor Talalay is a volunteer from Dnipro. He spent nearly three months in Russian captivity. He was evacuating people from the already-occupied Mariupol. Russian troops detained him at a checkpoint as he was leaving the city.
At first, he was held at the Donetsk Temporary Detention Center, and later at a penal colony in Olenivka. Miraculously, he was released and survived. Day 331 of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Host: Khrystyna Parubiy
Today at 5:00 p.m. on Espreso TV’s YouTube channel, on the program “War and Volunteers,” hosted by Khrystyna Parubiy, we’ll be speaking with volunteer Ihor Talalay, who survived 88 days in Russian captivity simply for evacuating civilians from Mariupol
Ihor Talalay is a volunteer from Dnipro. He spent nearly three months in Russian captivity. He was evacuating people from the already-occupied Mariupol. Russian troops detained him at a checkpoint as he was leaving the city.
At first, he was held at the Donetsk Temporary Detention Center, and later at a penal colony in Olenivka. Miraculously, he was released and survived. Day 331 of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
If you prefer to watch the video with subtitles in another language, go to YouTube Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate and select the language you want.
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