Life After Russian Captivity: The Story of a Freed Military Medic
Source: Suspilne
Victoria Obidina, 27, is a military medic who was released from Russian captivity during a large-scale exchange of women. She was at Azovstal, where she was treating the wounded. Viktoria was accompanied by her 4-year-old daughter, Alisa. When they tried to leave Mariupol, Viktoria failed to pass the screening process and was taken prisoner, while her daughter managed to escape to Zaporizhzhia. Victoria is currently undergoing rehabilitation in Dnipro and is in the process of restoring her documents. Afterward, she plans to join her daughter, who is now living with her grandmother in Poland. She says the hardest part right now is dealing with the aftereffects of her experience in captivity.
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Victoria Obidina, 27, is a military medic who was released from Russian captivity during a large-scale exchange of women. She was at Azovstal, where she was treating the wounded. Viktoria was accompanied by her 4-year-old daughter, Alisa. When they tried to leave Mariupol, Viktoria failed to pass the screening process and was taken prisoner, while her daughter managed to escape to Zaporizhzhia. Victoria is currently undergoing rehabilitation in Dnipro and is in the process of restoring her documents. Afterward, she plans to join her daughter, who is now living with her grandmother in Poland. She says the hardest part right now is dealing with the aftereffects of her experience in captivity.
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