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Mothers Ukrainian prisoners of war detained in the Russian Federation have begun to demand that they not return their sons to Ukraine. Relatives fear that young people will either be sent back to the front or repressed. “When I hosted a reception for Ukrainian citizens, prisoners of war in Sevastopol, most of them asked me to inform their families about their fate,” Tatyana Moskalkova, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation. ombudsman. “My staff and I fully complied,” she said. Now Moskalkova is receiving new challenges from Ukrainian mothers. They demand that they not return their sons because, according to the mothers, “they will either be sent back to the front or they will be subjected to repression.” Two prisoners received similar calls, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation added.