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“Before My Arrest, I Buried Gold and Money, with Which After a Year of Imprisonment We Paid Ransom to the Occupiers,” — Former Civilian Prisoner

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According to Lydia Podozerskaya, in Russian captivity she had a desire to either die or go crazy — the conditions of detention were terrible before
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“Before My Arrest, I Buried Gold and Money, with Which After a Year of Imprisonment We Paid Ransom to the Occupiers,” — Former Civilian Prisoner

According to Lydia Podozerskaya, in Russian captivity she had a desire to either die or go crazy — the conditions of detention were terrible before

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Fakty.ua ФАКТЫ broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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