Folter: Ein Kriegsgefangener Putins erzählt – #1351

Der ukrainische Journalist Maksim Butkevich meldete sich nach der russischen Invasion freiwillig als Soldat. Im Juni 2022 geriet er mit seiner Einheit in Kriegsgefangenschaft. Butkevich wurde von russischen Medien verleumdet, er wurde gefoltert, vor Gericht gestellt und zu 13 Jahren Haft verurteilt. Im Oktober 2024 kam er im Rahmen eines Gefangenenaustauschs frei. Im Gespräch mit Martin Staudinger und Raimund Löw berichtet Butkevich, wie er die Jahre in Gefangenschaft durchgehalten hat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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