Yevheny’s ordeal reveals the aggressive colonial repression Russia enforces in occupied Ukraine, with a brutal system echoing Soviet-era practices aimed at eradicating Ukrainian identity.
The system comprises over 100 facilities, including prisons and informal camps, reflecting a bureaucratic and institutionalized method of oppression by Russian authorities in Ukraine.
Human rights organizations' reports highlight the severe abuses and conditions that detainees face, as most incidents of repression happen in secrecy and beyond public view.
Moscow's relentless efforts, including torture and forced citizenship, denote an intent to erase Ukrainian culture, pushing propaganda and re-education as tools of control.
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