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Aishe Kurtamet longs for her son Appaz, who is imprisoned in Pskov, Russia. Olena Yahupova has been in Russian captivity for eight months. Now she is free. “The most frightening thing I remember was seeing the attacker enjoying it,” she says.
Aishe Kurtamet longs for her son Appaz, who is imprisoned in Pskov, Russia. Olena Yahupova has been in Russian captivity for eight months. Now she is free. “The most frightening thing I remember was seeing the attacker enjoying it,” she says.