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"At one point, I imagined escaping from the prison. Not to return to Ukraine . It would have been enough to make it to the nearest village, hide in some farmyard and eat pig slop at night. Or at least be shot to death trying to climb over the fence, instead of dying this agonizingly slow death.”
Anulya says that he talks about his time in Russian captivity to make the injustices he experienced visible. And to remind the public of the more than 8,000 Ukrainians who are still locked away in Russian prisons.Oleksiy Anulya sitting on his hospital bed in January 2024: The 36th time he had been treated in a hospital in just over a year.It isn’t possible to confirm every detail of Anulya’s story.
One last time, I returned home. Without really saying goodbye, I put my family in a car heading for Kyiv. I then got into the shower and started crying. I was scared that I would never again see my mother, my wife, my little son and my daughter. When it grew quiet, I crawled out. It was nighttime. I crawled through the darkness. I couldn’t tell if the noises I heard came from wild boars or the Russians. The next morning, an old lady saw me. She must have betrayed me. A short time later, four soldiers rushed toward me, pointing their rifles at me. Were they going to kill me?
They came back the next morning. They tied my hands with a cable and pulled me up to the ceiling. And there I hung. Before long, I couldn’t feel my hands anymore. They turned purple and swelled up to the size of my thighs. Every couple of hours, different soldiers showed up to beat me. I spent several days in unbearable pain. My medical files show the consequences: overstretched muscles and ligament damage.
At 9:30 a.m., the guards led us to the yard. They called us 'fascists,’ and said: 'We'll set up your very own Auschwitz.’ They beat us with pipes. Meanwhile, the others sang the Russian national anthem. We could still hear the screams of the ones being tortured. Few things are more frightening than the howls of grown men.
At 10 p.m., we were allowed to go to sleep. We would hardly be asleep before a guard would yell into the cell: 'Get up you bitches!’ We would then start doing squats – 500, often 1,000. Over and over, prisoners would break down, mostly the older one, the starving, the weak. Their bodies remained lying there until they were dragged out the next evening.In late August 2022, after three-and-a-half months, they moved me to a penal cell. I was all alone. Water was dripping from the moldy walls.
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