Former Horlivka prisoner recalls tortures, killings and intimate talks with captor

Kyiv Post ^ | 08/05/2014 | Oksana Grytsenko

[Agog]

A special presidential flight landed in Kyiv late on July 29 carrying 17 exhausted people, who then met with President Petro Poroshenko.

The group, which included 15 Ukrainian servicemen, one Swedish and one Georgian citizen, spent months as hostages in Horlivka, one of the last remaining strongholds of the Kremlin-backed separatists led by defiant rebel commander Igor Bezler who goes by the nickname of “Demon.”

These people were set free in an exchange for Olga Kulygina, believed to be a Russian Security Service agent.

[Agog]

An interesting article about the terror, death and destruction that Putin has inflicted on Ukraine.

[Uncle Chip]

and to think that this forum has its fill of collaborators and useful idiots who would want more of Putin’s torture, devastation and death for Ukraine.

[Krosan]

These particular Russians idolize Stalin and through their sick logic are proud of torturing and killing of innocent people. They see themselves as hard man making tough decisions and think few innocent lives do not matter in a scale of history. This gets further twisted into thinking that whoever of them murders the most is the hardest and wisest.