American mercenaries they had go to Ukraine to fight, are ignored for a week and is believed to have been captured by the Russian army. This was announced yesterday by American parliamentarians and members of their families. «We will do everything we can to bring them back. “ said the White House spokesman
According to the Athenian News Agency, they are Alexander Droueke, 39, and Andy Tai Nokhai, 27, from Alabama and participated in battles north of Kharkov.
“Earlier this week, the mother of Alexander Drueke, an army veteran who had gone,voluntarily to assist the Ukrainian army “to contact Russia she contacted my office after she had lost contact with her son” for “several days,” said Alabama MP Terry Sigwell.
His colleague Robert Underholt added that the family of Andy Tai Nokhai, a former Marine, had not been in contact with him since June 8 “when he was in the Kharkiv region”.
Drueke’s mother told the American television network CNN that the two men are considered to be “prisoners of war, but this has not been confirmed». The US embassy in Kyiv “has not been able to confirm that it is with the Russians, the only thing it can confirm is that it is being ignored,” he added.
“What we officially know so far from the State Department is that Andy and Alex are missing,” said Joey Black, Andy Tai Nokhai’s fiancée. Obviously the longer they search, the longer we start we are considering other scenarios“, He added.
If indeed thetwo men have been captured, will be the first American citizens confirmed to be prisoners of war after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
White House spokesman John Kirby said that if the information about the capture of the two Americans was confirmed, “we will do everything we can to bring them back».
At the same time, Kirby called on the Americans not to go to Ukraine to fight. “It’s a war zone, battles are raging. If you want to support Ukraineyou can do it with many other ways“, explained.
Source: News Beast
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