A Kharkiv teacher, who came to visit her parents, died in a pre-trial detention center in the annexed Crimea, it was said on the social networks of the Kharkiv "Professional" language school, the founder of which was Alexandra Kazrovitskaya (Kolesnikova). "She was killed by Russia," he notes. The post states that in the summer of 2026, Kazrovitskaya arrived in Sevastopol to help her parents sell their apartment and move to Turkey, where she and her husband recently lived. The teacher was arrested because she was found to be corresponding with a volunteer "starting the full-scale invasion". Kazurovitskaya spent three months in solitary confinement awaiting trial. According to colleagues, the Russian authorities called the teacher's cause of death suicide.

A Kharkiv teacher, who came to visit her parents, died in a pre-trial detention center in the annexed Crimea, it was said on the social networks of the Kharkiv "Professional" language school, the founder of which was Alexandra Kazrovitskaya (Kolesnikova). "She was killed by Russia," he notes. The post states that in the summer of 2026, Kazrovitskaya arrived in Sevastopol to help her parents sell their apartment and move to Turkey, where she and her husband recently lived. The teacher was arrested because she was found to be corresponding with a volunteer "starting the full-scale invasion". Kazurovitskaya spent three months in solitary confinement awaiting trial. According to colleagues, the Russian authorities called the teacher's cause of death suicide.