Alla Senchenko, a woman from Lutsk who was freed from captivity, talks about her experiences, what she went through, and her future victory
Source: Suspilne
Alla Senchenko, a 49-year-old female soldier, has been in the military since 2018 and carried out combat missions in the Joint Forces Operation zone. On the first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, she returned to active duty. In May 2022, while defending Lyman in the Donetsk region, she was taken prisoner; two of her comrades were shot by Russian troops.
The soldier spent eight months and 11 days in captivity. After rehabilitation, she traveled to Lutsk for the first time, where she spent nearly a week at home with her family. In an interview with Suspilne, Alla Senchenko spoke about her combat experience, the most terrifying moments in captivity, and shared her emotions about her long-awaited return home.
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Alla Senchenko, a 49-year-old female soldier, has been in the military since 2018 and carried out combat missions in the Joint Forces Operation zone. On the first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, she returned to active duty. In May 2022, while defending Lyman in the Donetsk region, she was taken prisoner; two of her comrades were shot by Russian troops.
The soldier spent eight months and 11 days in captivity. After rehabilitation, she traveled to Lutsk for the first time, where she spent nearly a week at home with her family. In an interview with Suspilne, Alla Senchenko spoke about her combat experience, the most terrifying moments in captivity, and shared her emotions about her long-awaited return home.
If you’d prefer to watch the video with subtitles in another language, go to YouTube Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate and select the language of your choice.
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