In February, 757 Ukrainian military casualties were handed over by Russia, including the remains of Viktoriia Roshchyna, a civilian journalist who died after a year in detention. Known for her courage, Roshchyna reported from occupied territories despite risks. Her death, initially labeled as unidentified, raised questions about her treatment, with reports of torture and lack of legal representation. Her story underscores the perils journalists face in war, where misinformation and disappearances are prevalent, reflecting the harsh realities of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The investigation into Roshchyna's death highlights the brutal treatment of detainees, with reports indicating she suffered torture, including electric shocks and physical injuries.
Viktoriia Roshchyna was the only Ukrainian journalist willing to risk the frontline for reporting, capturing vital truths amidst Russia's imposed blackout.
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