A deeply moving and raw interview with a former prisoner who opens up about the sheer terror of his first "intake" at the prison. He walks us through that horrifying corridor, describing how around 30 guards lined the hallway, mercilessly beating prisoners from every side.
Was there any way to dodge the blows?
What happened if you tried to protect yourself?
What was the next brutal stage waiting for them at the end of the hall?
Watch the full video to hear the heartbreaking reality of what really happens behind those closed doors. This is a story that needs to be shared. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss the next part of his testimony.
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Hey guys, just saw this heavy Shorts video from a Ukrainian POW talking about his time in a Russian camp.
There was an elderly captive there with severe heart issues and high blood pressure who begged for medicine. Instead of letting doctors help, this guard forbade them from writing anything down and "treated" the old man by slapping him hard in the face.
A Ukrainian soldier who survived 1,138 days in Russian captivity said there were only two days when he was not beaten.
According to his testimony, guards used electric shock devices on him for nearly half of his imprisonment. He says he was beaten on every part of his body, including his genitals. The abuse reportedly continued for years as part of a systematic pattern of torture against Ukrainian POWs.
Stories like his are difficult to read, but they matter because they document what many released prisoners describe: constant violence, humiliation, starvation, and psychological abuse inside Russian prisons and detention centers.
Berlin authorities will forbid Russian, Soviet, Belarusian and related symbols near Soviet war memorials on May 8–9 to prevent their use for Kremlin political influence, distinguishing genuine WWII remembrance from contemporary propaganda tactics.