Twice in enemy captivity: Yevhen Chudnetsov, "Azov" soldier, was freed yesterday. PHOTOS

Yesterday, on 6 May, a soldier of the Azov Regiment, Yevhen Chudnetsov, was released from enemy captivity.

This was reported by Anna Kovalska on Facebook, Censor.NET reports.

According to her, Yevhen Chudnetsov is a native of Makiivka, a fighter with the Azov regiment, call sign Chudyk. He was first captured on 14 February 2015 during the fighting near Shyrokyne.

There he was sentenced to 30 years in prison, and the 'DPR prosecutor' demanded that he be executed.

"I was the quintessence of the world's evil: from the KGB, local, with a trident tattoo," Yevhen explained.

In 2017, Yevhen was exchanged. After his captivity, Yevhen said: "I was ready to stay in captivity in the 'DPR' as long as Russia collapsed!" And he told about the torture and horrors of captivity.

After his release from captivity, Yevhen again stood up to defend Ukraine. And again he was captured by Azovstal.

"Yevhen was exchanged! This is incredible happiness! Glory to the Heroes!" Kovalska wrote.

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On 6 May, Censor.NET wrote that 45 Ukrainian defenders were returned from captivity. In particular, it was reported that a member of the 'helicopter' mission to evacuate the wounded from Azovstal was released from captivity.