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This young, beautiful woman is Oleksandra Kazarovytska (Kolesnykova). She died in Sevastopol. Oleksandra lived with her family in Kharkiv; her parents lived in occupied Crimea.  In Kharkiv, Oleksandra, together with two other teachers, founded an English school. She was kind and talented. The children loved her.  This summer she went to Sevastopol to help her parents sell their apartment and move out of occupied Crimea.  There, the Russians detained her. They found correspondence on her phone with a volunteer at the beginning of the full-scale invasion.  For three months, Oleksandra was kept in solitary confinement. Later, her family was informed of her alleged “suicide.”  Oleksandra left behind her daughter Alice, her husband, and two children from her husband’s first marriage.  Suicide in a Russian pre-trial detention center.  We know very well what this is.  Murderers. Simply murderers. Photo from Victoria Halimon’s page