Petro Nedokhodiuk, Released from Russian Captivity, Speaks About Memory Loss, Punishment for Praying, and the Hardest Day of His Captivity
Source: Suspilne
Petro Nedokhodiuk, a machine-gunner with the 10th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade “Edelweiss” from Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, survived two years of torture while held captive by the Russians. The soldier was mobilized in September 2022 and fought in the Bakhmut sector. During a combat mission on the front lines, he sustained injuries to his head, legs, and shoulder. He lay on the battlefield for 24 hours. Afterward, Russian soldiers took him prisoner.
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Petro Nedokhodiuk, a machine-gunner with the 10th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade “Edelweiss” from Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, survived two years of torture while held captive by the Russians. The soldier was mobilized in September 2022 and fought in the Bakhmut sector. During a combat mission on the front lines, he sustained injuries to his head, legs, and shoulder. He lay on the battlefield for 24 hours. Afterward, Russian soldiers took him prisoner.
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