Teacher from Kharkiv, who went to her parents in Crimea, died in Vladikavkaz
It was previously reported that she died in Sevastopol
Alexandra Kazarovitskaya died in Vladikavkaz, Novaya Gazeta Europa found out. Her friend Iryna Salnik confirmed this.
According to the publication, Kazarovitskaya never made it to Crimea. Where she was detained, in which pre-trial detention center she was held, and how she ended up in Vladikavkaz — is unknown.
Another friend of the teacher, Hanna Zialenskaya-Sumkina, said that, according to acquaintances, Kazarovitskaya was found dead in a private house. Her loved ones do not believe the suicide version.
The date of death was named October 24. The body was delivered to her parents in Sevastopol, where Kazarovitskaya was buried on November 3.
Earlier, the Kharkiv language school "Profesional", which she co-founded, reported Kazarovitskaya's death. "Russia killed her," the school's publication stated.
According to colleagues, in the summer of 2026, Kazarovitskaya went to Sevastopol to help her parents sell their apartment and move to Turkey, where she had recently lived with her husband.
The teacher was detained by security forces after correspondence with a volunteer, which had been conducted at the very beginning of the full-scale invasion, was found on her.
As colleagues reported, Kazarovitskaya spent three months in solitary confinement awaiting trial. According to them, Russian authorities named suicide as the cause of the teacher's death.
How exactly she ended up in Vladikavkaz is still unknown.
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