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Testigos ucranianos dicen sufrir hambre y palizas en los centros de detención rusos

En un informe publicado a mediados de julio, la OSCE dijo estar ‘gravemente preocupada’ por el trato que Moscú da a decenas de ucranianos en estas instalaciones, que se calcula son unas 20

In this photograph taken on July 21, 2022, Russian prisoners of war sit in a cell at Lukyanivska Prison in Kyiv, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Slumped against his metal bed frame in a detention centre in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, Sergeant Nikolai Matveev relives the ambush that made him one of the conflict's first prisoners of war.
The Russian soldier rests awkwardly on what remains of his left leg as he recounts how he was wounded -- the shock of shell fire, the searing pain, the hours crawling through frozen woodland desperate for help. The 36-year-old spoke after the Ukrainian authorities granted AFP's request for unconditional access to Russian prisoners. However it was impossible to verify if he was speaking freely or under duress. (Photo by Sergei SUPINSKY / AFP)
In this photograph taken on July 21, 2022, Russian prisoners of war sit in a cell at Lukyanivska Prison in Kyiv, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Slumped against his metal bed frame in a detention centre in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, Sergeant Nikolai Matveev relives the ambush that made him one of the conflict's first prisoners of war. The Russian soldier rests awkwardly on what remains of his left leg as he recounts how he was wounded -- the shock of shell fire, the searing pain, the hours crawling through frozen woodland desperate for help. The 36-year-old spoke after the Ukrainian authorities granted AFP's request for unconditional access to Russian prisoners. However it was impossible to verify if he was speaking freely or under duress. (Photo by Sergei SUPINSKY / AFP) SERGEI SUPINSKY

Viena. Igor Talalai pasó tres meses de pesadilla en varios centros de “filtrado” en Ucrania, tras ser detenido por las tropas rusas en la ciudad de Mariúpol. Este hombre de 25 años, aún traumatizado, relató su calvario el miércoles en una reunión en la sede de la Organización para la Seguridad y la Cooperación en Europa (OSCE) en Viena.

En marzo, ayudaba a los residentes a evacuar la ciudad portuaria de Mariúpol, sitiada por el ejército ruso, cuando fue detenido y trasladado al territorio separatista prorruso de Donetsk, en el este.

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