By Victor Duda
In his address, the musician wanted to draw attention to the problem of exchange of prisoners of civilians. His brother Sergei Stroev disappeared a year ago after the occupation of Kharkiv region by Russian invaders. "I am from Kharkiv region. With the beginning of a full -scale Russian invasion, my small homeland was quickly and for a long time. The Ukrainians regularly went to rallies," the message reads.
Anton Savlepov emphasized that it was for patriotism and a clear civic position that the occupiers pursued and abducted ordinary people. They were bullied, tortured, kept on cellars. Those who managed to return were physically and morally crippled, but there is no information about most of the missing. The artist collided with such a tragedy. "I personally know how difficult it is to find at least some information about prisoners of civilians.
They are hardly exchanged, they rarely fall into lists and are not in captivity according to documents. This sad tragic story has touched my family. We have not been nothing for over a year They heard about Sergius. Yes, my brother, a civil prisoner. The same as many other compatriots who just wanted to live in Ukraine under the Ukrainian flag, " - said in the message.
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