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That video, no—one would have known of what i looked like before i went into captivity. unfortunately for the decision—makers in the... ..in the interrogation chambers inside russia, they decided to do what they did and then put me on film, 42 hours later, whichjust showed to the whole world of how russian captivity actually is. so, for me, as much as i suffered throughout that and because of... i suffered more because i made that video. in the long run, now that im free, im able to present ...

It was being right next... in the cell next to an individual who had been brought in... ..and was beaten to death. yeah. and i try to tell people, for me, im not a very... especially previously before the invasion, after everything ive already witnessed... like, in total in syria, i probably lost around 30 friends that i personally knew and a lot more closer friends. so, after that, i became a lot more numb to that sort of emotion. and even after mariupol and everything else and even captivity, ...

It was at that moment where everything just caved in, cos i expected to be beaten. i just didnt expect to be stabbed. and then, over time, like throughout the rest of captivity, i couldnt... i had no thought process and like being able to cry even when i wanted to cry. this is difficult stuff to talk about. its also very important stuff to talk about because the context of this is that there have been a whole series of allegations of abuses by russian forces. your story is just one of many diffe...

What else is there left? what do we do? because now we have no supplies. you were part of a very significant force that surrendered. yeah. and within 48 hours of being taken into captivity, you were subjected to really very serious physical abuse. definitely. and i think i wouldnt say so much the worst part in the way i look at it, i knew what was going to happen, like to a degree, just before i surrendered, because i had that opportunity to use the starlink system, which is the internet satelli...

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