US EditionMoscow Returns Body of Ukrainian Reporter Who Died in Russian Detention
- Ukrainian authorities received the body of journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna in late February 2025.
- She vanished in August 2023 reporting in occupied Ukraine and Russia confirmed her arrest by April 2024.
- Russia's defense ministry told her father in October 2024 that she died in their custody.
- Ukrainian Deputy Minister Tymchenko stated remains were identified using DNA testing.
- Officials are investigating her death's circumstances, noting signs of torture on the body.
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Ukrainian journalist who went undercover in Russian-occupied territory returns as a cold, long-term corpse
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeon Myeong-hun = In February, Russia repatriated 757 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers. The last 757th body among those repatriated was...
Russia returns captured Ukrainian journalist's mutilated body, keeps her brain and eyes
Viktoria Roshchyna made the fatal error of digging into Russia's disappearing-people-industrial-complex inside occupied Ukraine. As reported in the Washington Post, the 27-year-old Ukrainian journalist had been investigating Federal Security Service (FSB) operatives running detention facilities, documenting war crimes, and — most dangerously — naming names of officials involved in child abductions. — Read the rest The post Russia returns capture…
Viktoriia Roshchyna, the Ukrainian journalist who tried to expose the brutal system of Russian secret prisons and ended up dead
From Melitopol’s “garage” to Taganrog prison, the communicator documented the Kremlin’s illegal detention centers. She disappeared in August 2023 and her body was found five months later with severe signs of torture.
(S+) Russia under Vladimir Putin: How Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna died
She was considered dead-hearted and stubborn: Viktoriia Roshchyna researched torture prisons in the occupied Ukrainian territories. There she died. Now the family tries to find out what the reporter had to suffer.
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