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Shock torture, did it happen? translation: it did. she was over 100 women involved in an exchange in october. translation: those emotions, i cannot describe. _ girls were crying and laughing, the most precious moment was when we heard the ukrainian language and so are people, ourflag. the girls were falling on their knees and crying. despite everything she went through, she does not want to leave the army. translation: i will stay in ukraine. i will continue serving. more prisoners were swapped ...

Other people were saying about electric shock torture. did it happen? it did. alina was one of over 100 ukrainian women exchanged in a prisoner swap in october. she calls this day the happiest in her life. translation: those emotions, i cannot even describe. - girls were crying and laughing. the most precious moment was when we heard the ukrainian language and saw our people, ourflag. the girls were falling on their knees and crying. despite everything alina went through, she does not want to le...

It did. alina was one of over 100 ukrainian women exchanged in a prisoner swap in october. she calls this day the happiest in her life. translation: those emotions, i cannot even describe. - girls were crying and laughing. the most precious moment was when we heard the ukrainian language and saw our people, ourflag. the girls were falling on their knees and crying. despite everything alina went through, she does not want to leave the army. translation: and i will stay in ukraine. | translation: ...

Ukrainian women exchanged in a prisoner swap in october. she calls this day the happiest in her life. despite everything alina went through, she does not want to leave the army. more prisoners were swapped in november, but ukrainian officials estimate there are still hundreds in russian captivity and there is no way to know how theyre being treated. olga malchevska, bbc news. the us vice president kamala harris is visiting the phillipines, as part of her diplomatic tour around the region. shes e...

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This war doesnt touch. regardless of where you are _ this war doesnt touch. regardless of where you are in _ this war doesnt touch. regardless of where you are in the _ this war doesnt touch. regardless of where you are in the ukraine. . of where you are in the ukraine. james waterhouse, bbc news. next we turn to mariupol. hundreds of fighters who defended the azovstal steelplant are still being held prisoner by russia. some have been released in prisoner swaps but the families of those still in...

Some 107 Ukrainian servicemen were returned from Russian captivity as part of the exchange, head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak said.

To feel that sense of really large stakes and anxiety but it speaks to the deep polarization and the deep distrust that a lot of americans have of one another right now. >> thats true. it is a sad reality right now in america. thank you both. still ahead tonight on this sunday, hours before a deadline for candidates to declare if they want to be the next british prime minister, one man says he is in and one man says he is out. well have a live report from england. but first, this american we...

Thanks for taking time to talk with us. so glad that you are back home and safe. youve been back home for a little over a month. how are you doing now? >> im doing pretty good. there are a lot of things that have to be taken care of but over all im doing well. thanks. >> what are some of the after effects, lingering issues you are dealing with? >> well, ive got a few issues that the, im being treated for at the v.a. we dont think there is going to be any lasting problem but we want to make sure....

Tells us. i feel he is alive, i hope. what would you want dima to know right now? dima should know mama is waiting for him, she says, mama is fighting for him. shes not the only mother fighting. on monday 108 women including 12 civilians were released from captivity in russia. according to human rights groups hundreds of ukrainian civilians have been imprisoned unlawfully there. lucky ones are used as bargaining chips in prisoner swaps. when we first met her in april she was desperately looking ...