"I thought I wouldn't survive": a policewoman who was tortured by the Russians
Source: Suspilne
Patrol officer Olga Gonchevska and her husband, also a patrol officer, remained in occupied Kherson. In early August 2022, Russians broke into their apartment—after searching the premises, they took both of them to the temporary detention center on Teploenergetykiv Street. Olga became one of the women from Kherson whom the Russian occupiers not only illegally detained behind bars but also brutally tortured, accusing her of carrying out an explosion targeting collaborators in Kherson.
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“Women’s Cell” is a series of interviews with women who were held at the temporary detention center on Teploenergetikov Street in Kherson. Those sent there included people suspected of participating in the resistance movement, relatives of military personnel, volunteers, police officers, and those who had carelessly spoken out against the occupying authorities. These stories are chilling in their gruesome details and serve as evidence of war crimes committed by the Russians.
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Patrol officer Olga Gonchevska and her husband, also a patrol officer, remained in occupied Kherson. In early August 2022, Russians broke into their apartment—after searching the premises, they took both of them to the temporary detention center on Teploenergetykiv Street. Olga became one of the women from Kherson whom the Russian occupiers not only illegally detained behind bars but also brutally tortured, accusing her of carrying out an explosion targeting collaborators in Kherson.
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“Women’s Cell” is a series of interviews with women who were held at the temporary detention center on Teploenergetikov Street in Kherson. Those sent there included people suspected of participating in the resistance movement, relatives of military personnel, volunteers, police officers, and those who had carelessly spoken out against the occupying authorities. These stories are chilling in their gruesome details and serve as evidence of war crimes committed by the Russians.
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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