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After release from captivity, Russian POWs often ‘sent back to die’ in Ukraine

By Amnon J. Jobi on September 15, 2025 10:02 am |

Russia and Ukraine

For Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs), release from captivity can feel like escaping hell. But for Russian POWs, it might mean walking straight into another.

Lengthy interrogations by the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), criminal prosecution, and forced return to the front line are often what await Russian POWs after

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Published in Russia and Ukraine

Amnon J. Jobi

Amnon J. Jobi is sole Editor in Chief at The Daily Reformer®. He writes like it is 1998.

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