This is Episode 3 of True War Crime — real stories from people who survived Russian captivity.

Our guest is Oleksandr Avramenko, a Ukrainian soldier known as one of the “Cyborgs” who defended Donetsk Airport in 2014–2015.

He spent 1,152 days in captivity, moving through 12 different prisons.

In those conditions, survival often depended on small acts of humanity —
other regular prisoners shared cigarettes and "chefir" a strong prison tea.

This is not a story based on real events.
These are real events.

Extended version (uncensored): available on Patreon — link in description
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This is the first episode of True War Crime — a series of real stories from people who survived Russian captivity.
Davyd Pradchenko spent 1,104 days in Russian prisons. He endured multiple “intake beatings,” lost over 40% of his body weight, and nearly lost his leg — yet he survived and is now telling his story.
This is not a news report — it’s a firsthand account of what Russian captivity looks like.

To watch an extended version (+20%) of this interview on our Patreon.