First emotions of Ukrainian defenders returned from captivity - Ombudsman shows video
Kyiv • UNN
Ukrainian defenders who have returned from Russian captivity are experiencing overwhelming emotions: one soldier is on his knees crying when he returns home, while others are making touching calls to their families.
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets posted a video of the first minutes of the Ukrainian military's return home on Telegram. The video shows the first emotions of Ukrainian defenders and calls to their families, UNN reports.
"The first emotions of a returning Defender home. It is impossible to contain my feelings! Welcome home!" Lubinets captioned the video.
In the video, a Ukrainian soldier kneels down and cries.
The Ombudsman also published a video of the returned soldier calling his family.
"Conversations with family members are touching! These are the moments for which a large team of people works," Lubinets said.
Addendum
Another 95 defenders have been released from Russian captivity. These are soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, and border guards.
