Yuliia “Taira” Paievska is a Ukrainian medic who spent the initial part of the war in her home country in the besieged city of Mariupol before she was captured and held as a prisoner of war for months.
During the beginning of the war, she recorded 256 gigabytes of videos via a body camera that showed her team's efforts in saving lives. Paievska then provided the clips to Associated Press journalists, who were the last international reporters in the city of Mariupol, one of whom sneaked the video out in a tampon, according to a report from the outlet back in May. She was captured by Russian forces a day after giving the footage to the journalists and was held for three months.
“A fighter who was beaten for three hours and then thrown into the basement like a sack, and only a day later someone come to him. A dead child in [its] mother’s arms. A 7-year-old boy with bullet wounds, dying in my lap because I cannot work off this in this case. Prisoners in cells screaming for weeks and dying from the torture result without any medical help,” Paievska kept going. “The only thing they feel before death is abuse and additional beatings.
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