When Mamuka Mamulashvili was 14 years old, he’d already fought in a war, been shot in the leg and spent three months inside a Russian military cell where he was tortured every day and survived on nothing more than bread and water. Suffering 20 bone fractures at the hands of his brutal prison wardens and losing nearly 50 percent of his body weight, the young Mamulashvili quickly realized two things that would shape his future: He was destined to be a fighter and would always hate the Russian military. …read more
Source: International Business Times
