Our colleagues Oleksandr Hudilin and Roman Borshch released from russian captivity!

These guys are not just journalists; they are heroic defenders of Ukraine.

Oleksandr Hudilin, who worked for the website 0629.com.ua, went to defend Mariupol even before the full-scale invasion began. Two years and seven months of captivity… But he persevered and returned!

Roman Borshch, our colleague from Ternopil, who later worked in the press service of the Ministry of Health, has been defending Ukraine as a marine since 2018. He is also a defender of Mariupol. He recently had a birthday – now it will be a double celebration!

Every journalist in Ukraine is celebrating today with your families.

Thank you to everyone who worked on the release of our brothers! A total of 189 Ukrainian heroes returned home today. We believe that soon, all our defenders will be free!

Welcome home, guys! Hugs!

NUJU Information Service

Photo by Security Service of Ukraine

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