"They beat me and forced me to sing their anthem" — the story of Anastasia Zaudalska, who was released from captivity
Source: Suspilne
Four days before the full-scale invasion, nurse Anastasia Zaudalska arrived for a rotation at the military hospital in Mariupol. She remained true to her oath and continued to help the wounded amid shelling and bombing. When Russian bombs struck the hospital, she and the rest of the staff, along with the wounded, were evacuated to the Illich Steel Works. Then came captivity. Six months later, a so-called “women’s” prisoner exchange took place: Ukraine brought home 108 female prisoners of war. Anastasia was among those released. Watch the video to learn her story.
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Four days before the full-scale invasion, nurse Anastasia Zaudalska arrived for a rotation at the military hospital in Mariupol. She remained true to her oath and continued to help the wounded amid shelling and bombing. When Russian bombs struck the hospital, she and the rest of the staff, along with the wounded, were evacuated to the Illich Steel Works. Then came captivity. Six months later, a so-called “women’s” prisoner exchange took place: Ukraine brought home 108 female prisoners of war. Anastasia was among those released. Watch the video to learn her story.
If you prefer to watch the video with subtitles in another language, go to YouTube Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate and select the language of your choice.
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