A Ukrainian marine was the subject of terrible torture from a Russian known as "Dr. Evil" and is now rendered unable to speak or laugh after his two-year captivity. Yuri Hulchuk, 23, was electrocuted through his genitals as the Russian military and intelligence forces sought information on the Ukranina plans.
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." “Without you, we didn’t have a life..
. You are our son, our joy, our pride, our love," she said. The former prisoner was captured on April 12, 2022, when he was defending Mariupol from a Russian attack, and went from prison camp to prison camp as he was tortured.
At one of these camps, a guard named "Dr. Evil" would use his stun gun on the marine's legs and almost paralyze the man. Huge mushroom cloud vaporizes 'indestructible' Russian arms depot World War III fears escalate as West worried Putin gave Iran nuclear knowledge Ukraine POW executed with sword as dead or wounded passes 1million “I think [he suffered] a stroke from the beating," his mother said.
“My son spoke English, Chinese, and Polish fluently and was very talkative, and after all that, not being able to speak...
” Yuri was attending university when he felt a call to join the Marines, although his mother was against him doing so. Though he cannot convey emotions now, he wrote to his mother when he was released: "Mama is as beautiful as always." His mother searched since she heard of his capture, asking all of the prisoners who had been exchanged about her son where he was and what was being done.
It was in these conversations that she learned how her son was being tortured, causing great distress for the mother. “The boys tried to talk to him, but he could not say a word,” she said. “I don't know if his speech centre is impaired or something [is wrong] with the muscles of his mouth or throat.
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