Project DYNAMO rescues nearly 500 people from Mariupol
The Tampa-based non-profit Project DYNAMO recently rescued nearly 500 people in Mariupol. The organization started its efforts nearly four months ago after the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
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The Tampa-based non-profit Project DYNAMO recently rescued nearly 500 people in Mariupol. The organization started its efforts nearly four months ago after the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
A Michigan native has been reunited with his family in a daring rescue from Russia after he was accused of spying on the country for the United States.
A beautiful moment there. that man a combat veteran bryan stern the cofounder of project dynamo. joining me now, good morning to you both. it is great to see you both together safe and in poland. take us back to the beginning. you were fleeing your home with your wife and your mother-in-law. you were stopped by russian officials but then what happened? >> i was held by the russian forces around 36, 37 days. >> carley: and not only that, you were falsely charged with espionage, like you said you were wrongfully detained for over a month. and i understand that you were possibly going to be sent ...
By Alan Charlish and Hedy Beloucif WARSAW (Reuters) - A U.S. citizen who says he was held captive and beaten by Russian forces in Ukraine before being...
Project DYNAMO says it rescued an American citizen and his family who were being held hostage by Russian forces in Ukraine.