A Ukrainian Teacher Set Out to Visit Her Parents in Russian-Occupied Crimea. She Never Made It There — and Died in Russian Custody.

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A teacher from Kharkov Alexander Kazarovitzkay, who went to Sevastopol to help her parents in the summer of 2026, died in Vladikavkaz in Russia. A woman never made it to the annexed Crimea. This was reported by "The Rain" with reference to "The New Paper of Europe." Previously, the media reported that the teacher had died in Sevastopol.

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Peace: The teacher from Kharkov, Alexander Kazarovitzkay, who came to her parents in occupied Crimea and was arrested, died not in Sevastopol, as previously reported, but in Vladikavkaz.

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Alexandra Kazarovitska died in Vladikavkaz, found out the New Gazette Europe, confirmed by her friend Irina Salnik, who, according to the newspaper, has not reached the annexed Crimea, where she was detained, where she was held and how she ended up in Vladikavkaz, it is not known.

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She was a pedagogue, a translator, a businessman, a Buddhist, a mother, a stepmother, a wife, a Ukrainian patriot with a Russian passport, and she was 44, and she lived in Kharkov, where she did not even return dead: she was buried in Sevastopol. Last week, the information space was shocked by the news of the death of Alexander Kazarovitzka, a hacked woman: she went to Crimea to help her parents sell her house, but she ended up in prison. No one…

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Oleksandra Kazarovytska, a 44-year-old Ukrainian teacher, died in detention in Russia-occupied Crimea, where she had gone to help her older parents leave the country. According to the British publication The Sun, the family was informed that the woman would have committed suicide, while Ukrainian publications claim that she would