Russia’s entire attitude toward the people of occupied Donbas, reflected in the fate of one...
Russia’s entire attitude toward the people of occupied Donbas, reflected in the fate of one man.
Dmitry Sikachev worked at a mine in the Luhansk region and frankly did not understand how or why the fighting had begun. He was forcibly mobilized into the Russian army, after which he has twice been held captive by Ukraine.
Despite his experience, Dmitry still hopes to be exchanged and return home, although he understands that he could be sent to the front again.
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“I DON'T KNOW WHY IT ALL STARTED” - captured man from Luhansk on the war in Ukraine | “I Want to Live”
Dmitry Sikachev worked at a mine in the Luhansk region and frankly did not understand how or why the fighting had begun. He was forcibly mobilized into the Russian army, after which he has twice been held captive by Ukraine. Despite his experience, Dmitry still…
The Long Way Home May Lead Back to War
A forcibly mobilized miner has twice been held captive by Ukraine and hopes to return home.
Russia may send him straight back to the front.