, this is the first call after the capture, we will now listen to yustyna roschitnyk.ll me how you found out that your father has already been released from captivity, that your father is returning home, what were your first impressions, what were your first emotions? well, the sbu called my mother and said that he was in ukraine. and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she calls me somewhere around six in the evening and says that my father is at home, well , i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but then it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until that moment, until he called us, i had already talked to my father, so tell me, what did they talk about in the first video or phone conversation? well, at first he just called on the phone, well, we just talked about what we did during this time, while he was gone, how are we doing there, is everyone healthy, and said that they missed each other, we managed to communicate via video , yes, he called us, then we showed him wha

he called us, then we showed him what we had there, he also showed us, told us everything, it was yustynareshitnyk, the daughter of ostap reshitnyk, whom she freed the day before from russian captivity. please tell me about your husband, who he was at the front, since when did he go to war and why was it important for him to go to war? well, in fact, he has been in the military since 2009, and when in the 14th year all these situations that continue to this day began, he, well, every year until today, he went on rotations, they provided assistance to the military, they carried out, well, that is, all kinds of processing , that is... they primarily ensured, let's say so, the safety of our own people, they were engaged in the treatment of premises, that is, from rodents, from all kinds of things, well, all these things are... the work that the sanitation services are engaged in, this is also then he was a driver, like one of the health services of all the services, which also provided assistance to the military, and directly to the medics themselves, because a medic can't do anything withou

so that they would not experience this whole situation so deeply. you have a 13-year-old daughter, yustynaon, lukyana. and let's hear now how... we met, how we talked with my father, this is the first call after the capture, we are now let's listen to yustyna roschitnyk. tell me how you found out that your father is already from... polonia, that your father is coming home, what were your first impressions, first emotions? well, the sbu called my mother and said that he was in ukraine. and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she is, somewhere around 6 in the evening, calling me and saying that my father is at home. well, i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness. and... then i didn't feel any such emotions until that moment, until he called us, with i already talked to my father, so tell me what they talked about, the first conversation, video or by phone, well, first he just called on the phone, well, we just talked about what we did during this time, while he was away, how we were doing there ,

call us, well, we showed him what we had new there, he also showed us, told us everything, it was yustynahe daughter of ostap reshitnyk, who was released the day before from russian captivity, uh, please tell me about your husband, who he was at the front, when he went to war and why it was important for him to go to war, uh, well, actually he military since 2009, and when this started in the 14th year... everyone these kinds of situations that continue to this day, he , well, every year until today he went on rotations, they provided assistance to the military, they carried out, well, that is, all kinds of processing, that is, they ensured first of all, let's say, the safety of our people , they were engaged in the treatment of premises, that is, from rodents, from all kinds of things, well , these are the types of work they do... the sanitary service, this is also, then he was a driver, the sanitary service of all services, which also provided assistance to the military, and directly by himself to the medics, because a medic can't do anything without a driver either, he performed all hi

you have a 13-year-old daughter yustyna and a 9-year-old son lukyan.d now let's hear how they met, how they communicated with their father, this first call after the capture, we will now listen to yustyna roschitnyk. tell us how you found out that your father has already been released from captivity, that your father is returning home, what were your first impressions, first emotions? well, the sbu called my mother and said that... he is in ukraine, eh, and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and then she calls me somewhere around 6:00 p.m., and says that dad is at home, well, i had some mixed emotions, because i... was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until the moment he called us, with my father, i was already talking, so tell me what they talked about, the first conversation, video or by phone, well, at first he just called on the phone, well, we just talked , what, what we did during this time on... he was not there, how are things with us there, or eve

so that they... would not worry this whole situation is so deep, you have a 13-year-old daughter, yustynalukyana's 9 -year-old son, and now let's hear how you met, how you talked with your father, this is the first call after the capture, we will now listen to yustyna reshitnyk. tell me how you found out that your father has already been released from captivity, that your father is returning home, some of your first impressions, the first impressions were the first... well, around six in the evening he calls. and says that the sbu called my mother and they said that he was in ukraine, but my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she is somewhere dad is at home, well, i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until the moment he called us, i was talking to my father already, tell me what they talked about, the first conversation, video or phone, well, first he just called on the phone, well... we were just talking about what, what we did during this time, whi

how you talked with your father, this is the first call after the capture, we will now listen to yustyna tell me, when they found out that my father had already been released from captivity, that my father was returning home, what were my first impressions, my first emotions, well... i got a call from the sbu and said that he in ukraine, eh, and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she called me somewhere around 6:00 in the evening and said that my father was at home, well, i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until that moment, until he called us, i was talking to my father already, right? tell me what they talked about in the first video or phone conversation? well, at first he simply called on the phone, well, we just talked about what we were doing during that time, while he was gone, they asked how things were with us there, whether everyone was healthy, and said that they missed each other.

, how they communicated with the father, this first call after the capture, we will now listen to yustynatell me how you found out that your father had already been released from captivity, that your father was returning home, what were your first impressions, the first impressions were, the first... well, my mother got a call from the security service of ukraine and said that he was in ukraine. and my mother was not at home at that time, she went to the store, and here she calls me somewhere around 6:00 in the evening and says that my father is at home. well, i had some mixed emotions because i was in shock. well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness. and then i didn't feel any such emotions until he called us. i already talked to my father, so tell me what they talked about, the first conversation, video or by phone, well, first he just called on the phone, well, we just talked about what, what we did during this time, while he was not there, as in how are we there, is everyone healthy, and they said that they missed each other, we already managed to communicate via vide

that they do not experience this whole situation so deeply, you have a daughter of 13 years old, yustyna, and lukyan is 9 years old son , and now let's hear how you met, how you talked with your father, this is the first call after captivity, we will listen now... tell us how you found out that your father has already been released from captivity, that your father is coming home, some of your first, which first was there an impression, the first emotions? well, mom i called the sbu and they said he was in ukraine. and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she calls me somewhere around six in the evening and says that my father is at home. well, i had some mixed emotions because i was. in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until the moment he called us, i was already talking to my father, so tell me what they talked about in the first conversation, video or by phone, well, at first he just called on the phone, well, they talked it's just that what we did during this time while he was gone. a

called us, then we showed him what we had new there, he also showed us, told us everything, it was yustyna reshitnyk, the daughter of ostap reshitnyk, who was released the day before from russian captivity, please tell me about her husband, who he was at the front, since he went to war and why for him was it important to go to war? well, in fact, he has been in the military since 2009, and when in the 14th year this began in... all such situations that continue to this day, he, well, every year until today, he went on rotations, they provided assistance to the military, they conducted, well , that is, all kinds of treatments, that is, they primarily ensured, let's say so, the safety of our people, they were engaged in the treatment of premises, that is, from rodents, from all kinds of things, well, all these are the types of work they do. service is also, then he was drivers, sanitary officers of all services, who also provided assistance to the military and directly to the medics themselves, because a medic cannot do anything without a driver, he performed all his duties that were entrust

distract them so that they did not feel so deeply this whole situation, you have a 13-year-old daughter, yustynaand lukyana's nine-year-old son, and let's now hear how they met, how... they talked with their father, this is the first call after the capture, we will listen now justyna reshitnyk. tell me how you found out what the father has already been released from captivity, that the father is returning home, what are your first impressions, what were your first impressions, your first emotions? well, er, they called my mother from the sbu and said that he was in ukraine, er, and my mother was not at home at the time, she went to the store, and here she calls me somewhere around six in the evening and says that... she is at home, well, in i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness, and then i didn't feel any such emotions until that moment, until he called us, i had already communicated with my father, so tell me, what about they talked, first some kind of conversation, by video or by phone, well, first he just called on the ph