A Ukrainian couple fled Kherson. Months later, they watched live through a security camera as Russian troops broke into their home 'They threw out everything from the cupboards, took the small money that remained on the table, took a camera...'
Electrocution, rape and waterboarding were among the practices allegedly used in the chambers which, according to research by the Global Rights Compliance’s Mobile Justice Team, were directly funded by the Kremlin.Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine,
They moved to a friend’s house with a basement instead and for the first few days they never set foot outside because of how “incredibly scary” it was.When the Russians entered the city, “people stopped going outside at all”. “They searched cars, could take away everything they liked. People could also be taken away. They checked the presence of tattoos [with some national symbols or slogans].”that he invaded Ukraine to “de-Nazify” and “demilitarise” it, Ms Hryshko said: “They looked for nationalists whom they came to kill, but never found [any].”
“Russian goods began to appear in stores. You have no idea how difficult it is to live under such pressure… When you hate occupiers as much as it’s possible. “Brave” citizens started rallying to protest the occupation until the Russians allegedly started opening fire at the crowds and “throwing explosives” at them.Ms Hryshko said they found the route to leave the city through a Telegram chat where people who had already fled explained the way. They took a screenshot of the route and, after wiping their devices, set off with their son and a few necessary things.
The family is now living in Cherkasy, central Ukraine. But in July, just over two months after their escape, what they had dreaded for so long had come true.
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