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The story of a paramedic from Zaporizhzhia who endured captivity and torture

Olesia Melnychenko, a paramedic from Zaporizhzhia, spent 8.5 months in Russian captivity. She endured torture in Olenivka and a detention center in Taganrog, and after her release, she returned to the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a military psychologist.

In brief

  • Olesia Melnychenko spent 8.5 months in Russian captivity.
  • She endured torture in Olenivka and Taganrog.
  • Olesia was captured after the defense of Mariupol.
  • After her release, she returned to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
  • Olesia became a military psychologist after her return.
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