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作成日: 2022/06/11 08:35

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A Ukrainian soldier who was captured by Russian troops in Mariupol has described his harsh treatment under captivity.
                
A 25-year-old Ukrainian marine was fighting at the Azovstal steel plant in early April when he was taken prisoner. Intense battles continued in the city.
                
The man suffered a concussion and broke his pelvis, jaw and nose. He became blind in his left eye. He was brought to the Russian-controlled city of Novoazovsk in the Donetsk region. He said it was where he realized he was a prisoner.
                
Russians barely provided him medical treatment. He said they didn&#039;t even give him painkillers. He was monitored around the clock and &quot;forced to listen to Russian propaganda&quot; twice a day.
                
In late April, the man was released through a prisoner swap after 17 days in captivity. He is currently being treated in a hospital in Ukrainian-controlled territory.
                
He said, &quot;Many of my friends are still in Russian captivity. They are Mariupol&#039;s defenders who bravely conducted their mission.&quot;
                
He asked people to remember them and help the families searching for them.
                
Russia&#039;s state-run news agency reported that more than 1,000 Ukrainian prisoners who surrendered in Mariupol in May have been transferred to Russia. The Ukrainian side is seeking a prisoner swap, but negotiations with Russia seemed to be locked in a stalemate.

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