After captivity they send you back. A guy went with me and he’s already ‘Cargo 200’”

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“After captivity they send you back. A guy went with me and he’s already ‘Cargo 200’”

For a person who grew up in a dysfunctional family and then ended up in an orphanage, the future in Putin’s Russia is fairly predictable: crime, prison, a contract for war. That is exactly the path Stepan Tkachuk went through.

After finishing 9 grades, he got into theft and drugs. To avoid being held responsible for his crimes and serving a sentence until age 37, Stepan joined the Russian army, where he was quickly sent into an assault. He got lucky twice, and that is exactly how many times he fell captive to the Ukrainian military. After returning to Russia in a prisoner exchange, Stepan fully experienced all the “care” of his home country: without leave, treatment, or rehabilitation, he was sent into assaults again.

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For a person who grew up in a dysfunctional family and then ended up in an orphanage, the future in Putin’s Russia is fairly predictable: crime, prison, a contract for war. That is exactly the path Stepan Tkachuk went through. After finishing 9 grades, he got into theft…

Exchanged Back, Treatment Not Included

After the exchange, he was sent back without leave or treatment.

Care ended where the next assault began.