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"Left behind like meat": how occupiers live in Ukrainian captivity and what they say

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Left behind like meat: how occupiers live in Ukrainian captivity and what they say

While our prisoners are kept in terrible conditions, Russian prisoners work in one of the camps in Lviv Oblast, and in their free time, they watch movies and read. A month of maintaining this camp alone costs the budget more than two million hryvnias. hromadske went there to see what the taxpayers' money is spent on and to listen to the stories of Russian prisoners and Ukrainians of the occupied Donbas mobilized in the so-called “LPR” and “DPR” armies. The still warm autumn sun shines on the camp. The guards give us a tour of the yard. They lead us to an equipped bomb shelter — a well-lit room with tables, where you can sleep if necessary, and soft chairs. Then we enter the sleeping room. Here, spacious windows let in a lot of light. There are bedspreads and white pillows folded in triangles on the beds. Near each bed, there are a stool and one bedside table for two.
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