Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/7Z2EytrEmLu.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Inside Russian-Run Prisons In Occupied Ukraine - BBC World Service Documentaries Michael Hage [6Yq9Czagelh] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Tag: #Michael Hage, #sony playstation, #jasmine paolini, #robert irwinShe survived Russia's 'torture prisons'. We found her jailers. Liudmyla Huseinova was 57 when she was seized outside her home and taken to Izolyatsia, one of Russian-occupied Ukraines notorious secret prisons. #BBCEye spent months identifying the men who likely jailed and abused her, and found them living freely. Click here to subscribe to our channel Since 2014 when Russia occupied parts of Ukraine, escalating with the full-scale invasion in 2022, thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been held illegally, some for years, in Russian-run detention centres.Many were subjected to torture and conflict-related sexual violence - like Liudmyla Huseinova, wrongly detained in the notorious Izolyatsia prison in Donetsk.This film tells Liudmylas story, the story of other survivors, and their search for justice. Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine are beyond the rule of law; international bodies have no free access. Ukrainian prosecutors have only been able to bring to trial a handful of individuals for war crimes in person, and none for sexual violence.In this investigation, survivors missile working with BBC Eye track down apparently ordinary men - guards, officials and soldiers - who likely abused them.The investigation also exposes the scale of the Russian-run detention network; BBC Eye has verified the existence of 93 detention centres in Russian-occupied Ukraine, and 102 detention centres in Russia where Ukrainian civilians are kept. The Russian Embassy in the UK said that Russia has consistently advocated respect for the rule of law and allegations of war crimes being committed are investigated by the Russian authorities.00:15 Liudmylas story 02:54 Nuremberg: site of historic war crimes tribunals05:07 Izolyatsia: Russian-occupied Ukraines notorious detention centre06:39 Oleksandrs story07:23 Ruslans story10:37 Investigation reveals number of detention centres11:09 Finding a friend in rescue-dog shelter12:32 Liudmylas arrest13:42 Surviving Izolyatsia17:52 Bohdans OSINT investigation19:07 Perpetrators are revealed to Liudmyla22:54 Ukraine intercepts Russian soldier phonically24:09 Irenas story27:00 Oleksiis story 28:55 Kherson Temporary Detention Centre29:58 Exposing Angry34:03 Helping other unofficial driving test booking ban survivors35:40 Finding Irenas abuser40:46 The Ukrainian Prosecutor42:25 List of Shame43:18 Russia's response to this owen power investigation43:24 Justice Watch this film in RUSSIAN here: and in UKRAINIAN here: Watch more investigative documentaries from our award-winning BBC Eye investigations team at this playlist: You may also be interested in watching these documentaries:----------------This is the official BBC World Service YouTube channel. If you like what we do, you can also find us here:Instagram Twitter Facebook BBC World Service website Thanks for watching and subscribing!#BBCWorldService #WorldService #Ukraine #Documentary #RussiaUkraineWar #OSINT
Tag: #Michael Hage, #sony playstation, #jasmine paolini, #robert irwinShe survived Russia's 'torture prisons'. We found her jailers. Liudmyla Huseinova was 57 when she was seized outside her home and taken to Izolyatsia, one of Russian-occupied Ukraines notorious secret prisons. #BBCEye spent months identifying the men who likely jailed and abused her, and found them living freely. Click here to subscribe to our channel Since 2014 when Russia occupied parts of Ukraine, escalating with the full-scale invasion in 2022, thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been held illegally, some for years, in Russian-run detention centres.Many were subjected to torture and conflict-related sexual violence - like Liudmyla Huseinova, wrongly detained in the notorious Izolyatsia prison in Donetsk.This film tells Liudmylas story, the story of other survivors, and their search for justice. Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine are beyond the rule of law; international bodies have no free access. Ukrainian prosecutors have only been able to bring to trial a handful of individuals for war crimes in person, and none for sexual violence.In this investigation, survivors missile working with BBC Eye track down apparently ordinary men - guards, officials and soldiers - who likely abused them.The investigation also exposes the scale of the Russian-run detention network; BBC Eye has verified the existence of 93 detention centres in Russian-occupied Ukraine, and 102 detention centres in Russia where Ukrainian civilians are kept. The Russian Embassy in the UK said that Russia has consistently advocated respect for the rule of law and allegations of war crimes being committed are investigated by the Russian authorities.00:15 Liudmylas story 02:54 Nuremberg: site of historic war crimes tribunals05:07 Izolyatsia: Russian-occupied Ukraines notorious detention centre06:39 Oleksandrs story07:23 Ruslans story10:37 Investigation reveals number of detention centres11:09 Finding a friend in rescue-dog shelter12:32 Liudmylas arrest13:42 Surviving Izolyatsia17:52 Bohdans OSINT investigation19:07 Perpetrators are revealed to Liudmyla22:54 Ukraine intercepts Russian soldier phonically24:09 Irenas story27:00 Oleksiis story 28:55 Kherson Temporary Detention Centre29:58 Exposing Angry34:03 Helping other unofficial driving test booking ban survivors35:40 Finding Irenas abuser40:46 The Ukrainian Prosecutor42:25 List of Shame43:18 Russia's response to this owen power investigation43:24 Justice Watch this film in RUSSIAN here: and in UKRAINIAN here: Watch more investigative documentaries from our award-winning BBC Eye investigations team at this playlist: You may also be interested in watching these documentaries:----------------This is the official BBC World Service YouTube channel. If you like what we do, you can also find us here:Instagram Twitter Facebook BBC World Service website Thanks for watching and subscribing!#BBCWorldService #WorldService #Ukraine #Documentary #RussiaUkraineWar #OSINT