"I Can't Feel Joy the Way I Used to": A Man from Vinnytsia Recounts His Three-Year Captivity and How He Felt Upon His Return
Source: Suspilne
“Your son has died”—these were the words that Andriy Muravsky’s mother, Natalia, heard in May 2022. A few days later, she received a phone call from Russian-occupied territory informing her that he was being held captive. On May 23, 2024, the soldier was returned home as part of a routine prisoner exchange.
He is currently at home in the Vinnytsia region, where he is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. Suspilne was able to speak with the soldier and his mother.
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“Your son has died”—these were the words that Andriy Muravsky’s mother, Natalia, heard in May 2022. A few days later, she received a phone call from Russian-occupied territory informing her that he was being held captive. On May 23, 2024, the soldier was returned home as part of a routine prisoner exchange.
He is currently at home in the Vinnytsia region, where he is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. Suspilne was able to speak with the soldier and his mother.
If you prefer to watch the video with subtitles in another language, go to YouTube Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate and select the desired language.
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