Ukraine Helps Russians

From the BBC Breaking News:

“Ukraine's hotline for Russian military families flooded with calls”

Earlier we reported that Ukraine had set up a hotline for the family members of Russian soldiers. The Kyiv Independent now reports the hotline has received "hundreds of calls" already. The service is called "Come back alive from Ukraine” and was launched on Saturday by Ukraine's Defence Ministry.

Here is the translated text (it is in Russian and not Ukrainian) of this Statement:

Hotline for Relatives of Russian Soldiers and Officers

If your loved ones have gone to military exercises in recent months and there is no contact with them, most likely they are participating in an attack on Ukraine. In two days, Ukrainian troops killed and wounded more than 3,000 Russian interventionists, more than 200 men were captured.

+380894201860, +380894201861, +380894201862

Come back alive from Ukraine!

On this hotline, you can find out whether your relatives are alive, whether they were captured, whether there are injured or how to resolve the issue of when and how you can pick up the body of a deceased relative. If your loved one is in our captivity, you can leave a short message for your husband or son.

^ Since Putin doesn’t care about the lives of his Russian Soldiers (many who are between 18-27 and are Draftees made to serve) the Ukrainians are showing that they take Human Lives seriously and do not want to fight the Ordinary Russian.

Russian Mothers, Daughters, Sisters and Wives are being told nothing from the Russian Government about the fate of their Fathers, Sons, Brothers and Husbands. ^