There was beatings, electric shock torture, suffocation, and starvation: how a man from Chernihiv is adjusting after captivity
Source: Suspilne
Pavlo Afisov, a Marine and defender of Mariupol from Chernihiv, spent 920 days in Russian captivity and returned to Ukraine on October 18, 2024. Since then, he has undergone rehabilitation at several medical facilities and worked with a psychologist to overcome panic attacks and adapt more quickly to civilian life. As early as November 2024, he began participating in events in Chernihiv to support prisoners of war, and he continues to do so to this day.
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Pavlo Afisov, a Marine and defender of Mariupol from Chernihiv, spent 920 days in Russian captivity and returned to Ukraine on October 18, 2024. Since then, he has undergone rehabilitation at several medical facilities and worked with a psychologist to overcome panic attacks and adapt more quickly to civilian life. As early as November 2024, he began participating in events in Chernihiv to support prisoners of war, and he continues to do so to this day.
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