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"I wrote to Zaluzhnyi: 'Where is my husband?'" Sentsov's wife — about Oleg's disappearance at the front, their son who started school at three, and the fates of their older children
Human rights advocate Veronika Sentsov-Welch — the wife of filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, one of the Kremlin's most famous prisoners. People around the world fought for and worried about his release. After he was freed, Sentsov returned to Ukraine, and when the full-scale war began he took up the defense of the country.
In an interview with OBOZ.UA she told how she learned she was pregnant with their son Demian on the fourth day of the full-scale invasion, why their little boy gets upset when his father goes to the front, and how she copes with times when there is no news from her husband. Also — about the walnut tree Oleg planted in Crimea before his imprisonment, and his words about the sea: "Well, it's not the same as mine."
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