Mariam Zogdi, a journalist from the BBC Persian service, and Nick Thorpe, a journalist based in Hungary, delve into the harrowing experiences of Ukrainian prisoners of war. They discuss allegations of torture, isolation, and brainwashing faced by those released from Russian captivity. The conversation sheds light on the emotional reunions of families and the psychological toll of war, while also touching on an Iranian film winning a prestigious Cannes prize, intertwining themes of resilience and cultural expression amidst conflict.
