Captured Occupiers Restored the Home of a Mother of Three Soldiers in Izyum.

Russian occupiers, who are part of the crew of the 3rd separate assault brigade, decided to help a resident of Izyum restore her house. The woman, who has three sons, one of whom is injured and another on the front, suffered from shelling by a Russian projectile. The military decided to restore the damaged dwelling.

Everything was good, nice. With wallpaper, the floor was even, painted, and then a shell hit right at the doorstep, this (shows the size, - ed.) truck flew into the yard. And it began to leak (the roof, - ed.), it was a nightmare here. As soon as it rains - catastrophe. Sasha (one of the sons, - ed.) is back home after two injuries. He made me the ceiling. And Slava (one of the sons, - ed.) said that later we will start inside. We are waiting for him

According to the Geneva Convention, prisoners of war can be involved in the restoration of civil infrastructure. Russian prisoners of war decided to voluntarily participate in the restoration of damaged houses in Izyum. Under the guidance of Ukrainian military personnel, they are actively working on the repair of roofs, facades, and residential premises.

Ukrainian Paratroopers Exchanged for Russian Soldiers

During the prisoner exchange, Ukrainian paratroopers received ten Russian soldiers who tried to occupy territories in Sumy region. Ukrainian military personnel are ready to exchange prisoners to return their fellow countrymen. In addition, among the prisoners is an occupier who demonstrated his ignorance regarding the capitals of Russia and Ukraine, indicating the low level of the aggressor's intellect.

Russian occupiers, after shelling, decisively took on the restoration of the home of a resident of Izyum, who was left without a roof over her head due to enemy constructions. Together with Ukrainian military personnel, Russian prisoners of war are actively solving the problem and restoring housing in the city, adhering to the principles of humanitarian assistance according to international law.