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Valeriy Mandryka

“A day passed by, and it was good. Captivity, front line, concussion...”

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Valerii was studying in Rubizhne to become a cook when the LPR troops entered the city. Immediately thereafter, the guy was taken prisoner. He was held in captivity for two months. He endured a lot, from beatings to torture and interrogation. The young man was threatened with being shot at least a dozen times. 

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Rubizhne 2022 2023 Video Civilian's stories men youth moving psychological injury shelling safety and life support health internally displaced persons occupation captivity
Place of Interview:
Cherkasy
Location:
Rubizhne
Time of interview:
05.07.2023
Category
Civilian's stories
Recording method
Video
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