Almost all Ukrainians have seen photos of Konstantin and Vlast Liberov. Emotional and honest shots of these Odessa photographers have repeatedly circled social networks over the past few months.
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On April 19, the Liberovs posted on Instagram a series of photos about how Russian prisoners of war live and what they do in Ukraine. Photographers visited one of the special institutions where the “exchange fund” is kept.
The Liberovs briefly signed the photo: they (the Russians) have absolutely everything for life.
We are not sure that some of them have seen such comfortable conditions at home, in Russia. Complete three meals a day in compliance with calorie norms. Hospital with x-ray, modern dental office, qualified doctors. Constant supervision of a psychologist, — wrote the photographers.
In addition, prisoners of war can work, jobs of their choice: collecting packages and collecting furniture.
At work, of course, they receive a salary, somewhere around UAH 30-40 per day. In addition, all this time they continue to receive wages from the Russian Federation.
The money earned by prisoners of war can be spent in a local store, buying personal hygiene products, snacks, stationery. They work six days a week, Sunday is a day off, you can walk around the territory, play football, checkers, watch TV in the rest room, or go to church.
Perhaps now you think that after such an attitude on the part of Ukraine, most of them begin to regret that they went to this war? Do they begin to realize that they have committed a terrible crime? No Unfortunately. At least those with whom we had time to talk did not utter a single word of repentance. They believe that they carried out the order, they were forced, they did not do anything terrible. And some of them even still believe in the victory of Russia.
They look clean and sieve. According to camp workers, many are even gaining weight. They also improve the state of health under constant monitoring, for example, among the “Wagner” many diseases are neglected by hepatitis and tuberculosis, the Liberovs wrote.
Source: Racurs
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