A week of work of the “I Want to Go to My Own” project to exchange collaborators for captured Ukrainians: results

A week ago, Ukraine presented a state project, "I Want to Go Home," which is intended to facilitate the return of Ukrainians from Russian captivity.  The press service of the project told about  the results of work in seven days, UNN reports . 

As noted, in this short period of time, the project has already proven its effectiveness: 

•  165 thousand views of the pages with the collaborators' profiles were made by the site's users. Ukrainians were most interested in the following collaborators: Angelina Dovbnya, Dmytro Kolyadenko, Vladislav Kozeev, Volodymyr Muzyka, and Maksym Bokovenko.
•  1 collaborator has already been exchanged for a Ukrainian during the exchange on 17.07.24. At that time, the project was still in test mode.
  
• 1 collaborator stopped working with the enemy thanks to the project.
  
• 7 potential collaborators are checked thanks to information received from attentive citizens.
  
•  2 Russians expressed a desire to go to Russia (representatives of the Secretariat of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights are working on these cases).
  

If you are still cooperating with the enemy for one reason or another, you have a chance to stop this activity under certain conditions. To do this, you need to fill out a special questionnaire on the "I want to be with my own" website and follow the instructions clearly.

If you have any information about the activities of enemy agents, please share it with the project. To do this, you also need to fill out a special questionnaire on the website.

Recall 

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, and the Ombudsman's Office presented the project "I Want to Go Home" , which is intended to facilitate the return of Ukrainians from Russian captivity. Kyiv allows collaborators to get back to Russia, to exchange captured Ukrainians for prisoners of war.