Feel the difference: how those released from captivity are met in Ukraine and Russia – an eloquent video

Ukrainians are trying to rescue all their people from Russian captivity. However, Russia is reluctant to return the prisoners home.

This was reported at the Coordinating Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War and a video of the invaders returning home was distributed.

“Ukrainian women released from captivity return home in buses, rejoice and sing songs, and Russian citizens are taken back in trucks,” the headquarters noted.

How Russians meet fellow citizens from captivity: watch the video

108 women returned to Ukraine

The Coordination Headquarters emphasized that when Russians are being transported in trucks, Ukrainians are greeted at home with hugs, joy, love, and attention. So, on October 17, 108 women returned to Ukraine. Some of them were captured even before the full-scale invasion.

“This exchange was notable for the fact that only women were among the released,” the headquarters noted.

Meeting Ukrainian women who were captured by Russian killers: watch the video

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• A representative of the Coordinating Headquarters Andrey Yusov said that among 108 women, the youngest was 21 years old, the oldest was 62. He stressed that among the released were civilian women, whom the Russians did not had the right to detain.
• During the evacuation from Azovstal on May 7, the Russians separated the medic Victoria Obidina from her 4-year-old daughter Alisa. The woman was returned from captivity.
• Head of the Office of the President Yermak noted that women who had been imprisoned in pseudo-republics since 2019 for “too pro-Ukrainian position” also returned home.