For the first time, an orc was captured using an FPV drone by pilots of the 414th Brigade "Birds of Madyar"

The orc raised his hands, after which the drone escorted him to Ukrainian positions.

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More than 800 Azov fighters are still held in Mordors captivity.

But they are not alone. We are fighting for them.

Azov is taking action. Systematically, daily, working on all levels to accelerate the return of our prisoners of war.

Every Azov fighter understands: a captured occupier is a chance to bring a brother-in-arms home. On the Toretsk front alone, over the past few months, the fighters of the 12th Azov Special Purpose Brigade have captured dozens of mordor troops.

Delegations of Azov servicemen regularly meet with members of parliament, diplomats, and human rights defenders from the United Kingdom, Germany, and the European Union. Those who have returned from captivity testify in person: at the UN Security Council, at NATO headquarters, in the UK Parliament and the Bundestag — even on the red carpet of the Venice Film Festival. They speak on behalf of those who cannot. About torture, abuse, brutality. About life between interrogations.

The Association of Families of Azovstal Defenders launched the nationwide campaign “Free Azov.” Every Sunday, the families and loved ones of prisoners take to the streets of their cities — all to make sure the world knows: Azov defenders are still in the enemy’s hands. And as long as they are — silence is not an option.

Similar actions are taking place abroad. From May 16 to 20, demonstrations were held to mark the anniversary of the Azovstal garrison’s withdrawal — in Stockholm, Barcelona, Chicago, Edinburgh, Porto, Vilnius, Washington, Milan.

Azov, together with the Association, also launched the project, which clearly demonstrates mordors violations of the Geneva Convention on the Treatment of Prisoners of War. Recently, in cooperation with the International Cooperation Department of the 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, the website was presented — a platform documenting testimonies about the conditions our prisoners endure in Mordor jails. Systematic efforts are underway to engage opinion leaders and socially responsible businesses to support public awareness of this issue. Various cultural collaborations and thematic merchandise releases are regularly carried out.

Relatives of the prisoners speak out in the media, participate in forums, rallies, and discussions to keep the issue of captivity in the public and international spotlight. Those freed from captivity also refuse to stay silent — because they know what it means to be there. They take part in every rally, every appeal, every broadcast. They remind us: captivity is not the past. It is the present.

We will not stop until all of ours are home.

41 days in solitary confinement and serving alongside her son in Azov.

"Mama" is a medic of the 12th Azov Brigade. She endured the harshest trials of the battle for Mariupol.

What followed was mordor captivity, Olenivka, and the brutality of the occupying prison guards. Despite everything, "Mama" endured and returned home.

Her journey continues in Azov. She joined the unit together with her son.

Watch the full story of "Mama" now on our YouTube channel.