190cm tall and 57kg... Shocking figure of released Ukrainian prisoner of war

Photos of a recently released Ukrainian soldier who was captured by Russian forces during the war are shocking. On the 12th, foreign media reported that Volodymyr Chemavrusov (41) was in Ukraine.
He participated in the war as a member of the Ina Army's 56th Independent Vehicle Infantry Brigade, and was captured by the Russian army on April 12, 2022. After 20 months in detention, he was released in January this year in a prisoner exchange agreement between the two sides.
It was done. At the time of his captivity, Chemavrusov was 190 centimeters tall and had a strong physique, weighing 95 kilograms, but in the two years since his detention, he has lost 38 kilograms and now weighs 57 kilograms.
That's what I found out. In recently released photos, Mr. Chemavrusov's face is gaunt and his ribs are clearly visible.
Chemavrusov said his health is "much worse than expected."
He reportedly suffers from a number of illnesses, including acute gastritis, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, gastroesophageal reflux disease, gastrointestinal disease, and chronic prostatitis.
He served in various detention centers in the Russian-occupied Luhansk and mainland Russia.
He claimed that he was tortured at the facility, saying, ``Russian troops constantly used sticks and electric shocks,'' and ``I was beaten on all body parts while I was undressed.'' He continued, ``The moment of release was very confusing.
He was so confused that he didn't even realize he had returned to Ukraine." Mr. Chemavrusov's wife, Anna (34), said, ``Uku was locked up in a Russian prison.''
"I want people to know the reality of the prisoners of war in Raina."