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Stanislav Aseyev

Jun 30 • 4 tweets • 1 min read

This photo was taken in 2018, during my captivity. Sitting across from me is Sladkov, one of Russian propagandists who called themselves journalists for Russia24 TV channel. I was brought to him from Izolyatsia for an "interview."
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They brought me there with a sack over my head and in handcuffs, and the same way back. I was warned that if I refused to speak or say what they wanted me to say, I should better remember that I had a mother, and there were still empty cells in Izolyatsia.
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And if you are still watching Russian TV in Europe, watch it through this photo.
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