Volodimir Fomicsov, a Ukrainian blogger-activist, was abducted by separatist authorities in Donetsk in 2016 and spent nearly two years in Russian captivity. He was accused of extremist activities and faced severe conditions in prison, including torture. After his release, he received limited support for rehabilitation. The article discusses the psychological impact of captivity on individuals, the challenges faced by released prisoners, and the broader effects of the ongoing war on Ukrainian society, including the plight of deported children and the struggles of internally displaced persons. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)