Russians Tortured a Ukrainian Woman in a Crimean Prison Alexandra Kazurovitskaya (Kolesnikova), co-founder and director of education at the Kharkiv Vocational School, died in a Sevastopol prison. Her colleagues reported this on Facebook. In the summer, a woman came to Crimea to help her parents sell their apartment and move to Turkey. She was going to return to Kharkiv in a month, but was stopped by the forces. The reason was the correspondence with a volunteer that Alexandra maintained at the beginning of a full-scale invasion. After her arrest, the woman was held in solitary confinement for three months while she awaited trial. That's when her family learned of her apparent suicide. The girl may have been tortured.

Russians Tortured a Ukrainian Woman in a Crimean Prison Alexandra Kazurovitskaya (Kolesnikova), co-founder and director of education at the Kharkiv Vocational School, died in a Sevastopol prison. Her colleagues reported this on Facebook. In the summer, a woman came to Crimea to help her parents sell their apartment and move to Turkey. She was going to return to Kharkiv in a month, but was stopped by the forces. The reason was the correspondence with a volunteer that Alexandra maintained at the beginning of a full-scale invasion. After her arrest, the woman was held in solitary confinement for three months while she awaited trial. That's when her family learned of her apparent suicide. The girl may have been tortured.