Atrocities in Kharkiv Region: Abducted People, Torture Chambers, and a 6-Meter Bomb Crater

We continue documenting the atrocities committed by the Russians in the Kharkiv region. It is almost impossible to find an intact house in villages near the border, 6-meter wide craters can be found on the roads, and locals continue to search for their missing relatives.
This report by Anna Kaliuzhna shows how people live after liberation and how they managed to survive Russian captivity.
00:00 - what the village of Ruska Lozova looks like
02:20 - a house that was damaged by a Russian missile
04:00 - life in the village
04:41 - what kind of shells the Russians were firing
05:30 - villages near the border with Russia
07:10 - about returning to normal life
10:10 - testimonies of people tortured by Russians
11:22 - how a Ukrainian was taken prisoner
12:50 - how a man was tortured
13:15 - how a woman's grandson was kidnapped
14:13 - searches of houses
16:42 - how they were hiding their son
20:02 - where people were held
20:55 - rallies at the beginning of the full-scale invasion
25:02 - Russian tortures
26:18 - how many people were detained