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BBC: Russian occupiers abduct 2 British volunteers in Ukraine.

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Two British citizens providing humanitarian assistance in Ukraine were detained by Russian forces at a checkpoint in Zaporizhzhia Oblast on April 25, as they were trying to rescue a family from a Russian-occupied settlement there, BBC reports citing Dominik Byrne, co-founder of the charity Presidium Network, who was in touch with the abducted volunteers.

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