Our new investigation: Thousands of Ukraine civilians are being held in Russian prisons. Russia plans to build many more
Vasilisa Stepanenko
@VasilisaUKR
Ukrainian. Pulitzer prize-winning visual journalist. Young talent of the year of Royal Television Society Award. Field producer of “20 days in Mariupol”.
Joined January 2016
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An @AP investigation found 10 Russian torture sites in Izium, Ukraine, including a sunless pit, an underground jail, a clinic, a kindergarten and a police station.
Russian torture was arbitrary, widespread and routine in Izium for soldiers and civilians. apne.ws/I4il5eZ
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Kharkiv. My hometown. Reporting from here is important for me. How people continue to live in a damaged North Saltivka is in our story.
Nearly 2 million Ukrainians refugees have been sent to Russia. Their journey starts not with a gun to the head, but with a poisoned choice: Die in Ukraine or live in Russia.
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"All the people are still under the rubble, because the rubble is still there – no one dug them up. This is one big mass grave." - Mariupol drama theatre survivor Oksana Syomina, said.
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