more than 2,000 letters to their relatives, the director of the national information bureau oleksandr smirnovold the public about this it is possible to write and in return delivery in both directions is provided by the international committee of the red cross. how does correspondence work and are there guarantees that the letters will reach the addressee ? about his parents, about his family, some such details, just from life there, well, about work, well , that is, about everything and nothing, did violetta receive the letters, she doesn't know, she didn't receive a letter in response, i don't know, it seems to me that it's some kind of shouting to nowhere you will blame a person, you just uh, it’s such an illusion of communication, you know. well, they wrote, i kind of told, just in case , i’m keeping copies of these letters for myself so that i hope he will return soon, and even if he doesn’t receive them, i could give them to him to read, the correspondence of prisoners of war from the day says the head of the national oleksandr smirnov of the information bureau during this time sent six

more than 2,000 letters to their relatives, the director of the national information bureau oleksandr smirnov told the public that it is possible to write and in return delivery in both directions is provided by the international committee of the red cross. finishes the soldier of the azov regiment, now he is in russian captivity, the last time violetta communicated with him was in may, when she found out about the possibility of correspondence, she started writing this it's already the third. and i generally wrote about the family , about his parents, about my family, some such details, just from life there, well, about work. well, that is, about everything and nothing. did the letters reach violetta? she doesn't know the letter from i didn’t get an answer, i don’t know. it seems to me that it’s some kind of scream to nowhere, like you’re going to blame a person, you’re just uh, it’s such an illusion of communication, you know. well, they wrote, i kind of told, just in case , i’m keeping copies of these letters so that i hope he will return soon and even if he didn't get them, i would have g

more than 2,000 letters to their relatives, the director of the national information bureau , oleksandr smirnov, told the public about it. you can write, and in return, the international committee of the red cross provides round-trip delivery. how does correspondence work and is there a guarantee that the letters will reach the addressee? i started to correspond, i wrote it already on the third and i generally wrote about the family, about his parents, about my family, some such details just from life there, well, about work well, that is, about everything and not what was the letter about? violetta doesn't know , she didn't receive a letter in response, i don't know. it seems to me that it's some kind of scream to nowhere, like you're writing to a person, you're just uh-uh, it's an illusion of communication, you know . copies of these letters so that i hope he will return soon and even if he did not receive them, i could give them to him to read the correspondence in this 102 letters from prisoners and more than 2800 letters from relatives can be sent by relatives in response to a received let