Sky's international correspondent Alex Rossi meets with a former Ukrainian prisoner of war who takes him to the jail he was locked up in. He says he was tortured and beaten daily. International correspondent @alexrossiSKY Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The gates swing open, creaking ominously on their hinges. This is the first time Valery has been back to the prison where the Russians took him. As he walks through the gates he points out the cell on the second floor where he was locked up. And when he recounts what happened here it's clear that it is a painful experience. Ukraine war latest - Putin to 'strip passports from citizens who criticise the war' "In the 20 cells, there were more than 180 prisoners. Every day people were tortured. "If you get inside the prison and see what they have written on the walls you will see how much they hated us." G20: Rishi Sunak to set out global economic plan at summit - where he will face Putin's right-hand man Defenc