1 week Ago By Beata Balogová
I listened to Ukrainian journalist Anzhela Slobodian as she spoke about the psychological terror she endured during approximately a month of Russian captivity. Today, she is free, but her weeks in Russian detention have left their mark. Before being branded a traitor by the Russian regime, she worked as a reporter for TV Telethon in Kherson, striving to deliver news even after the occupation began.
Russian soldiers burst into her flat, threw a bag over her head, and dragged her to a place she refers to only as a torture chamber. She was held in cell no. 6 and recalls hearing the screams of men being tortured with electricity.
One of her fellow inmates died of a stroke, and her male colleagues were also physically tortured. The rest of this article is premium content at Spectator.sk Subscribe now for full access I already have subscription - Sign in.
