Railway worker Yevhen Rebrov has returned to Ukraine after three years in Russian captivity
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Among the Ukrainians released on June 5 was railway worker Yevhen Rebrov, who spent three years in captivity. He has already met with his son and is on his way home.
Among those released from Russian captivity on June 5 was a railway worker - Yevhen Rebrov from the Donetsk Railway. He spent almost three years in captivity, reports UNN with reference to Ukrzaliznytsia.
Details
The man has already met with his son after his long captivity. His son also works for the railway.
Together with other released prisoners of war, Yevhen is already traveling through Ukraine. Traditionally, Ukrzaliznytsia provides transportation for our defenders after their return from captivity - this time, another 122 Ukrainians are heading home to finally see their relatives again
Context
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Friday, June 5, another exchange with Russia and the return from captivity of 185 more Ukrainian defenders, as well as one civilian.
The Head of State also announced the preparation of the next stages of prisoner exchanges.
As a reminder
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets met on June 5 with the new Russian ombudsperson Yana Lantratova.