Ankhar Kochneva fled from the militants

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Ankhar Kochneva fled from the militants

Journalist Anhar Kochneva, abducted by Syrian militants in October last year, fled from captivity and is already on her way to Damascus. This was reported by the ex-husband of the correspondent Dmitry Petrov.

“Anhar phoned just two hours ago. She hadn’t reached Damascus yet, the connection was very bad, so she didn’t have time to tell anything in more detail, only asked to call her mother,” he told Ytra. Meanwhile, on Kochneva’s page in LiveJournal, a message appeared: “We didn’t wait? Your Alice returned from the mirror. Details later.”

The Foreign Ministry of Ukraine confirmed the information about the release of Kochneva, noting that she had already contacted the Ukrainian diplomats and on Tuesday they are waiting for her at the Ukrainian Embassy in Syria. The details of his escape, the journalist later told RIA "News".

“I was a prisoner of the Chief of the Military Council of the SSA region of the southern suburbs of Homs, I ran away this morning around 6 in the morning, I was kept in one of the southern suburbs of Homs - Bueyda,” said Ankhar Kochneva. ), but I understood where they clap their ears and was able to escape ... I was taking a very terrible risk, I was walking through fields that could end in minefields. "

"In the beginning, the first 40 days I was treated more or less, and then they began to offend me ... It was bad, they (the kidnappers) themselves live poorly, and I lived even worse than they ... I will now be treated for a long time and very expensively unfortunately, "she added.

Ukrainian citizen Ankhar Kochneva spent more than five months in a Syrian captivity. A journalist who collaborated with many Russian publications, including Ytrom, was kidnapped on October 12 in the vicinity of the city of Al-Quseir, not far from Homs. After some time, a video message was posted on the Internet by Kochneva, in which she asked the Ukrainian and Russian embassies, as well as the Syrian government to comply with the demands of the kidnappers, but the demands themselves were not voiced then.

On November 28, the second video message stolen appeared on the Web. “My name is Kochneva Ankhar Vladimirovna, a citizen of Ukraine, 1972 year of birth,” she said in Arabic. “She came to Syria in January 2012 as a journalist. officers. Participated in the battles of Baba Amr and Zabadani. She was a translator for the Russian officer Petro Petrov, the Syrian officers Essam Zahreddin and Ali Hizam. "

In the end, Ankhar again asked the Russian and Ukrainian governments to fulfill the demands of the militants, whose content in the video message was not disclosed again. As it became known to journalists, shortly before the appearance of the second video, Kochneva’s mother was allegedly called by her captors and demanded a ransom of $ 50 million.

In early December, the Syrian rebels said they would execute Ankhar Kochnev if they did not receive a ransom. The ultimatum was signed by the leaders of the Free Syrian Army, Abu Jandal and Farid Abu Hussein. The term of the ultimatum put forward by the militants expired on December 16.

Two days after the hour of X, the commander of the rebel group Abu Jandal said in an interview that the abductors would give the Ukrainian authorities a “second chance” on the condition that their position was heard. He denied that the rebels demanded $ 50 million from the authorities.

"This girl stayed with us for a long time, because no one answered our appeals when we asked what they could offer us to be released. No one answered, no one seemed to be engaged," said Jendahl.
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  1. +4
    12 March 2013 12: 32
    I never understood people, especially girls who climb into the hell of someone else's war
    1. +7
      12 March 2013 12: 50
      But where is it already, it is better to let others climb and light. And our hut should always be on the edge, when these liberators come home, then it will be too late to show and prove something.
      1. +1
        12 March 2013 13: 10
        Your hut can and should be on the edge, but only the state should always pull out such "adventurers" later, using its financial and often human resources. The same as with fishermen on ice floes, who, for the sake of their whim, only do harm
        1. Atlon
          0
          12 March 2013 17: 42
          Quote: Dangerous
          Your hut may and should be on the edge, but only the state should always pull out such "adventurers" later,

          Yeah ... Russian. As they press, they immediately recall Russia.
        2. +2
          12 March 2013 18: 21
          Dear, your so-called "adventurers", just create information training, without which "approaching a rebel, cutting off the head of a neighbor," will be called a rebel and not a terrorist. And others unknowingly because they were not told and were not shown who these people would be on the side of the rebels. And instead of helping, they will throw more bombs on you for going against the insurgency.
          Naive, read about the information war.
      2. Zhzhuk
        +2
        12 March 2013 14: 00
        Strange-escaped from the militants. I do not want to escalate, but there are many questions about what she did in real life there. There was a strange infa regarding the Anna News website (who does not know the Russian edition there is always fresh and objective infa).

        supposedly this Kochneva posed as an employee of this news agency and rubbed Western magazines (desila). Moreover, employees, and in particular Marat Musin, have denied this statement - they say she has no relation whatsoever with the agency ANNA NEWS

        And now she escaped supposedly very strange what
        1. Sergh
          +2
          12 March 2013 15: 06
          Quote: Zhzhuk
          And now she escaped supposedly very strange

          But what the hell ... they let go, this woman (Elena Kochneva) in the press and in her blog rinsed them both in the tail and in the mane with the latest photos from the front line. Especially laid out personal photographs, where, along with Bashar al-Assad and some of the senior officers. Of course I don’t know the main essence of her mission, but I don’t need it, but the woman is categorically brave, by the way, friends with Elena Gromova, they work together in Syria.
          And your heart-wailing finances
          Quote: Dangerous
          then the state always needs, using its financial and often human resources

          all this otmaza from his personality, turning the conversation aside, the comparison with fishermen was especially haunting ... Well, yes, war and fishing holidays are "one and the same", one might say: the comparison is original.
          And here is to believe, not to believe, she will write soon, but I sent my congratulations to her in a personal way, since I think this is already a heroic act.
          1. +1
            20 March 2013 09: 15
            Quote: Sergh
            she will write soon
            -sheets like all the magazine
            Quote: Sergh
            heroic act.
            yes, priorities have fallen ...
        2. +1
          12 March 2013 16: 30
          Quote: Zhzhuk
          Strange-escaped from the militants

          It's dark, it's scary!
          We will find out in years ... nadtsat what and how it was -))))). For now, I will put forward another version - at the request and under pressure, Assad freed some of the militants, but such that the SSA did not want to voice that he was released in exchange for the extradition of Kochneva. Therefore, that militant was released without any lighting at all, and Ankhar seemed to "run away" -))))))). If so, then we will never know such ins and outs, so it will be Kochneva who escaped -))))
    2. +13
      12 March 2013 13: 16
      I wonder if anyone believed that she really escaped? hi Let her go, that's all. And of course, they released it for a reason. It is only in Rambo films that escapes from captivity.
      1. +2
        12 March 2013 13: 26
        Most likely they let go just "just like that"
        The militants with her got into a stalemate. And they found a way out in the form of "escape"
        1. 0
          12 March 2013 14: 06
          it’s good that at least a drop of the human in them was let go, they could just cut the throat ... and the woman is brave!
          1. 0
            12 March 2013 14: 10
            Could not. The result would be huge reputational losses. They burst themselves, spread the fact of hostage taking to the whole world.
            And they simply could not let go, backing away. Companions will not understand.

            So the only almost acceptable solution was used. There are reputational losses, but small.
            1. -1
              12 March 2013 14: 30
              Well, judging by what’s going on there, what kind of reputation can there be? the West did not even condemn the explosion of students!
              1. 0
                12 March 2013 14: 46
                The execution of a woman is not an explosion of students that the Western media unanimously dumped on government forces. This is beyond acceptable to the western man in the street.
        2. Yarbay
          +2
          12 March 2013 20: 34
          Quote: Spade
          And they found a way out in the form of "escape"

          Yes, they’d just bury it !!!!
          Why let the enemy go and in a stalemate?
          1. 0
            12 March 2013 23: 06
            Lost isn't an option either. After all, they proclaimed to the whole world about its capture. Only "escape"
            1. Yarbay
              +1
              12 March 2013 23: 33
              Quote: Spade

              Lost isn't an option either. After all, they proclaimed to the whole world about its capture. Only "escape"

              You see, they would simply stop talking about it, because it was not the rebel leadership who declared it, but a separate group that would simply resolve after that !! They would simply remain silent about it, as they always do when they kill a victim, after 10 years of one of these they would find him and he would tell a story where they killed and buried at best!
              Although you may be right, but still I am inclined to the version of the staging in general captivity!
      2. Kaa
        +5
        12 March 2013 13: 32
        Quote: Joker
        I wonder if anyone believed that she really escaped? Let her go, that's all. And of course, they released it for a reason. It is only in Rambo films that escapes from captivity.

        Nn-uh, then let's remember the classics, how the same Rambo frees the Americans from captivity ... too ... "they themselves fled" laughing
        "" Ankhar was able to get out of the house on her own, where the militants were holding her. The woman hid from her pursuers in the mountains and walked more than 15 kilometers. After wandering she managed to find the "right people"who helped her get to the territory controlled by the government troops ", http: //korrespondent.net/ukraine/events/1521068-smi-anhar-ko
        chneva-sbezhala-iz-sirijskogo-plena bully
        For the "right people" drinks
      3. танк
        +1
        12 March 2013 14: 58
        Joker,+
        You see at the root, they demanded 50 Lyamov not understand for whom, and then they just let him go, the question is ripening, was there a prisoner at all? In other conflicts, they did not demand so much for generals !!!!
        1. -2
          12 March 2013 15: 24
          танк
          Quote: tank
          Joker, +
          You see the root
          I have the same doubt ... was.
          Quote: Z.A.M.
          Z.A.M. (2) Today, 12:58.
          I heard in the news and ... thought ...
          And I began to not like this story.

          But here is what I just read
          "Ukrainian Ankhar Kochneva, who was held captive by the Syrian rebels, intends to visit Russia, where her child lives, and then return to Damascus.

          "I will probably come to Moscow. I have to go to the doctors, I have a child there. And then back to Damascus", - she said in an interview with the newspaper" Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine ", published on Tuesday. The Ukrainian also told the publication the details of her abduction, being in captivity and escape. According to her, near Homs, armed people on the highway stopped a taxi in which Kochneva was traveling allegedly to check documents. "Weapons were pointed at us. The driver and another passenger were stuffed into the trunk, but thank God, I was not. And they took us somewhere, they brought us, there were some bandits, "- said the Ukrainian.

          Answering a question about a video in which Kochneva admitted that she works for the Russian special services, she said: “I was forced to say that I arrived in Syria on the instructions of the Russian intelligence, that I was the chief translator of the Ministry of Defense here. I was forced by threats.” Talking about the escape, Kochneva noted that she had been preparing for this for several days. “I was preparing for several days. For several days I thought that someone would help me. But the person who was supposed to help, he did not find, apparently, my house - we did not meet with him - and I did everything myself. That is, I just left the house, walked past their checkpoint, which was three meters from my door, "she said. She added that she walked 15 kilometers in about an hour and forty and went to the village, whose residents helped her to run on.Source: interfax.ru "

          Doubts turn into reality
          Quote: tank
          But was there a prisoner at all?
          1. +1
            18 March 2013 14: 07
            Quote: Z.A.M.
            "I, apparently, will come to Moscow. I have to go to doctors
            And what to do with autonomy, she’s
            Quote: Z.A.M.
            Ukrainian Ankhar Kochneva
            or can citizenship be traded as an idea?
            however, magazine readers are not used to
        2. Yarbay
          0
          12 March 2013 15: 30
          Quote: tank
          You see at the root, they demanded 50 Lyamov not understand for whom, and then they just let him go, the question is ripening, was there a prisoner at all? In other conflicts, they did not demand so much for generals !!!!

          From the very beginning there was a dark story !!
          For no reason, I didn’t take my friend, I went with an unknown driver, without telling anyone the purpose of the trip !!
          In my opinion there was a staging of captivity!
          1. +2
            12 March 2013 16: 00
            Yes vtyuhivayut us some bullshit.
            1) She herself could not escape — this is 100%
            2) The very fact that the government and Russia and Ukraine put on it already raises doubts about the veracity of captivity.
            3) Netskladushki with capture and a taxi driver
            Here, the 2 version, either it is American spies, or our guys worked and freed her, and since ours, unlike the Americans, do not advertise this, they did everything as if she had run away. Couldn't truer something to come up with. And another interesting fact is that she came out so walking from captivity and went home like nothing was. Yes, the competent authorities should work with her now 100%, because she can tell a lot of interesting things, but the fact that now they are not doing this already confirms the fact that these bodies have already worked with her immediately after she was released. There is another 3 version, that she invented the whole story with a captive together with her friends in order to get 50 million cu. for free, and since they did not pay, so she staged her escape. Knowing the mercantile spirit of the current people, I would say that this is the right option for 98% 1% for a traitor and 1% for special equipment.
            1. Kaa
              +1
              12 March 2013 16: 05
              Quote: Joker
              Yes, competent authorities must now work with her now, because she can tell a lot of interesting things, but the fact that they don’t do this with her is already confirmed by the fact that these bodies have already worked with her right after she was released

              Quote: Z.A.M.
              Ukrainian Ankhar Kochneva, who was held captive by the Syrian rebels, intends to visit Russia, where her child lives, and then return to Damascus. "I will probably come to Moscow. I have to go to the doctors, I have a child there. And then back to Damascus "

              The movie was like that, "The Man Who Came Back from the Cold", British, in my opinion ...
              1. +3
                12 March 2013 17: 19
                After all, the "noble" jihadists didn't even bother to die. I wanted to cut down the money for a lighter, but there were no suckers, so I crawled out. I remember sympathizing here, naive Russian people.
                1. Yarbay
                  0
                  12 March 2013 20: 16
                  Quote: hrych
                  After all, the "noble" jihadists didn't even bother to die.

                  Killed)))))))))))))))))))))))))
                  But seriously, there, even in peacetime, just like that, a journalist could not go anywhere, it was necessary to coordinate the route with certain services, get permission!
                  1. nnkfrschk
                    -1
                    12 March 2013 21: 51

                    Yarbay (7) AZ Today, 20:16 But seriously, there even in peacetime the journalist couldn’t go anywhere just like that, it was necessary to coordinate the route with certain services, get permission
                    - lying, Yarbai, lying shamelessly. Ankhar traveled freely throughout the country in peacetime, in war, and did not notify anyone. Or are you telling us about sixties Syria? laughing
              2. +1
                12 March 2013 23: 11
                Quote: Kaa
                The movie was like that, "The Man Who Came Back from the Cold", British, in my opinion ...

                Based on a novel by John Le Carré hi
                1. +1
                  12 March 2013 23: 38
                  Perhaps the most original minus that I received wassat
          2. +2
            12 March 2013 21: 59
            Quote: Yarbay
            From the very beginning there was a dark story !!

            bully Alibek + good In a warring Muslim country, a woman correspondent went somewhere with a girlfriend and an unfamiliar driver fool Before she was allegedly stolen, I had not even heard about her request And now everyone who wants and can say about her Well, what is it?
            1. Yarbay
              0
              12 March 2013 23: 12
              Quote: Ruslan67
              In a warring Muslim country, a woman correspondent went somewhere with a girlfriend and an unfamiliar driver

              I personally do not understand this, I do not believe that I could go wherever I want, I think it would be possible to accompany only reliable people, there are no idiots in services in Syria either!
              Quote: Ruslan67
              Before she was allegedly stolen, I had not even heard about her

              Perhaps you missed, they wrote a lot about her !!
              Quote: Ruslan67
              Well and what is it?

              I think the goals could be different, from banal PR, financial games to games of different services !! It seems to me that they were waiting for an international scandal and attention, they supposedly kidnapped a journalist, but they just pretended not to notice in the world !!! got bored !!
              1. +1
                12 March 2013 23: 22
                Quote: Yarbay

                Perhaps you missed, they wrote a lot about her !!

                This is me figuratively laughing Yes, and there is enough debris even here request You will not re-read everything
                Quote: Yarbay
                I think the goals could be different, from banal PR, financial games to games of different services !!

                They muddied up such a serious game that they themselves sewn up and decided to reduce everything to a Chinese draw bully
    3. Atlon
      +1
      12 March 2013 17: 38
      Quote: Dangerous
      I never understood people, especially girls who climb into the hell of someone else's war

      The story is muddy ... along the way, there was a lot of money at stake. What is this: "journalist" with "fake journalistic documents"? Nonsense ... "I took part in battles," "I was a translator for the officers." Nobody will tell us the truth. Itself got there (I think for the grandmas), and paid for it. And the fact that she is a "journalist" is a legend, but it did not help. Lucky not to have been killed.
  2. +2
    12 March 2013 12: 37
    Such stories are more suitable for cinema than for real life, why did it even go there?
    1. +4
      12 March 2013 12: 44
      Quote: Dangerous
      I never understood people, especially girls,

      Quote: BARKAS
      why did she even go there?

      Colleagues, hi ! If she hadn’t been there, how much would you know about the real state of things in Syria? Everyone has their own work, she chose this one.
      1. +2
        12 March 2013 13: 31
        Do you think that here we can talk about the "real state of affairs"? This is an information war. It has little to do with reality.
        1. Batkamahno
          0
          12 March 2013 18: 38
          if in 2008 in Ossetia girls and boys didn’t rush with video cameras, then we would use ORT to watch CNN clippings as the valiant Georgian army is fighting the occupying forces
          1. +1
            12 March 2013 23: 12
            Are you sure that on ORT they showed the truth about that war? Holy simplicity.
  3. +11
    12 March 2013 12: 38
    In early December, Syrian rebels announced that they would execute Ankhar Kochneva if they did not receive a ransom. The ultimatum was signed by the commanders of the Free Syrian Army Abu Jandal and Farid Abu Hussein.
    What are the NC "rebels", the same methods and requirements as in Chechnya, and their name is the same, thugs and grown on Saudi yeast .. good, cheating "rebels" is worth a lot!
    1. +5
      12 March 2013 12: 54
      Yes, not rebels, but scumbags, only through the letter R.
      In short, the foreigners-healers are a rabble from all over the world.
  4. +4
    12 March 2013 12: 45
    Well, fine! It could be much worse! Impressions for the rest of my life!
  5. +8
    12 March 2013 12: 49
    Well done girl! Does his job, not some glamorous fool ... Good luck for a hundred years, and I want to improve my health.
  6. +1
    12 March 2013 12: 49
    A courageous woman, as they say, "there are women in Russian villages."
  7. +4
    12 March 2013 12: 54
    International diplomats reminded prostitutes. As 20 UN members were kidnapped - so release after 3 days. And as a citizen of the allied Syria of Ukraine - so only to get out.
  8. +2
    12 March 2013 12: 58
    Congratulations! I waited a long time for news of her. Strange, somehow quiet, just everything ... the trip was triggered by specialists or money ...
    And good luck Anhar !!! Health and goodness!
  9. +3
    12 March 2013 12: 58
    I heard in the news and ... thought ...
    And I began to not like this story.
    Straight Rambo in a skirt ... "In the last days of my captivity there was a strengthening of the regime (protection), but I realized where they were flapping their ears and was able to run ... " request Remember the film "War" With Bodrov, where he sits in a zindan with an Englishwoman? What happened to her? .. And then "flapping their ears."
    Then, initially they asked for 50 million, then 300 thousand ... And then - with "ears" ...
    "Somewhere" they held it, "somehow" I found a way ...
    And do not be offended, but I do not believe.
    If all is true - good luck and no more adventures
    Quote: Dangerous
    especially girlswho climb into the heat of another's war
    1. vladsolo56
      -1
      12 March 2013 13: 38
      everything is very suspicious. looks like a ransom scam. failed and had to simulate an escape and a safe return
  10. +2
    12 March 2013 13: 10
    It’s absolutely clear that the so-called rebels are actually just a gang of hired scumbags.
    People fighting for freedom do not capture women, do not hold them in custody, do not threaten execution and do not require ransom.
    The Euros and s traditionally buy up all sorts of vile scum, arm and arrange the scum of the "revolution" society.
    Events in Syria and Libya strongly resemble color revolutions in the territory of b. The USSR, only less blood, they are afraid of Russia, they are avoiding explicit intervention, otherwise the orange Nazi trash and Ukraine would have drowned in blood.
  11. Scholarships
    +1
    12 March 2013 13: 33
    glad for the woman that she is now free.
  12. +2
    12 March 2013 14: 04
    As they say, thank God that everything ended normally. Honestly, I was very afraid for her fate.
  13. 0
    12 March 2013 14: 06
    Given the mess that reigns in the highest echelons of power in Ukraine, with complete uncertainty about where to rush into (the European Union or the CIS), it would be foolish to expect the authorities to move. I completely agree with Becas. Remained alive - and thank God. But what climbed without a certificate, without accreditation. Assad spoke recently on the inability to answer for journalists who enter the country without a visa and accreditation.
    In general, journalists who came to visit the terrorists behave in a manner that poured mud on the Syrian government. Adventurism suggests the purpose of the visit.
    One thing is good - it’s alive, there is an opportunity to assess what has happened and draw conclusions.
  14. doctor-may-care
    0
    12 March 2013 14: 08
    Glad to read such news. I wish her health and good luck, she is well done!
  15. 0
    12 March 2013 14: 39
    real women have not yet transferred, and they enter the burning hut and stop the galloping horse and drape it from captivity :)
  16. -2
    12 March 2013 14: 45
    The rebels thought the fate of Ankhar Kochneva was very interested in the Russian authorities, but realizing that nobody needed her they sent her to all four sides. Interestingly Ankhar herself realized that everyone does not care about her?
  17. +2
    12 March 2013 14: 58
    If this is true, then it is certainly good .... but with the type of abduction and escape, somehow it’s not all simple ... there is some kind of turbidity ...
  18. Good man
    0
    12 March 2013 15: 00
    They also released the Filipinos from the UN mission. Simply, if they say that they have released the hostage enemy for this, no one in the future will want to pay for the hostages. Who will pay the weaklings who could not even kill a woman. In short, they saved the image of bloody killers laughing
  19. Angolaforever
    -1
    12 March 2013 15: 31
    How do you know? Maybe she really was a translator between Russian and Syrian officers. And she had a "pseudo-husband" of the secret services officer Petrov for the legend. Women can serve in intelligence too.
  20. Alikovo
    +2
    12 March 2013 16: 02
    the war has no female face and the woman does not have to be there
  21. 0
    12 March 2013 17: 16
    the main work was the work of a translator between Russian and Syrian officers
    Yesterday in the news of TV / K "Zvezda" it was said that she stated that she worked for the Russian special services. Someone is lying for sure, but that’s not the point. Times are, of course, different now, but the special services are still not a service (with a proud name ) the security of the farm that the thieves are driven from the fields
    Some kind of fashion went for talkative scouts. That chapman, who only then was not, now she
    It’s all muddy though PR is the most, and not the main news, it’s now powerful
  22. Luna
    -1
    12 March 2013 18: 18
    To me, Kochneva's "escape" reminds me of the pilots' "escape" from Kandahar in the 90s.
    Then it became known that they paid the money. And at that time both sides respected their reputation.
    1. +1
      12 March 2013 18: 22
      Yes, there was no captivity, the reptile herself staged everything.
      1. nnkfrschk
        -1
        12 March 2013 21: 33
        Can you prove your nonsense?
        1. +1
          13 March 2013 00: 46
          Let her prove her nonsense.
  23. predator.3
    +2
    12 March 2013 18: 20


    And here is another "prisoner" "from the depths of the Thai ores" calling for help! : llaughing:
    Potok founder Sergei Polonsky wrote a letter with an SOS signal on his Twitter blog today. “73rd day in jail without charge. In the absence of motive, victims, drugs, weapons, treason ... "

    According to Polonsky, a member of the ship’s crew attacked him first, as a result, the businessman’s right leg doesn’t work, the nerve impulse does not pass.

    “I have no questions why our Russian bureaucracy does not assist in the release of me from prison. I'm not in their format maybe at the moment, but why our liberal party is silent, that’s the question! And this is taking into account the fact that all of the VIP circles know and discuss this story. Where are our liberals defending freedom and justice? I, as a taxpayer who paid $ 1,5 billion, should receive quality services to protect my freedom, my health, safety and investment protection. We ask for well-deserved help, ”Polonsky wrote on his blog.
    http://news.rambler.ru/18042413/
    1. +2
      12 March 2013 18: 24
      Quote: predator.3

      And here is another "prisoner" "from the depths of the Thai ores" calling for help!

      And what does he want? He himself asked for citizenship, so let him and now he lives in "Motherland".
    2. 0
      17 March 2013 18: 12
      What a disgusting erysipelas.
  24. 0
    12 March 2013 19: 10
    Still somehow you can understand the stringers - they risk their heads for their exclusive shot and get paid. But what .............. one came across in a Muslim country where there is a military conflict?
    Another article indicates that she has a husband - a very strange subject
  25. nnkfrschk
    0
    12 March 2013 21: 32
    To all those doubting the captivity and escape of Ankhar - while you HERE in the comments here, Ankhar really fought. She fought on the information front - amid the real hostilities, I risk my life, she conveyed to people the truth about the true state of affairs in Syria, exposing the lies of pro-Western media.
    Only dumb, narrow-minded and unfamiliar with either the topic under discussion, or with Ankhar herself, can say something about the staging of captivity and escape.
    Before flogging nonsense, you would first read her LJ http://anhar.livejournal.com/ - how much she did, Gromova, writing on this site, with all due respect to her, compared to Ankhar, only her shadow!
    1. +1
      13 March 2013 01: 06
      Firstly, the ladies of this opus do not have wide circulation, secondly, you yourself are a dumb, near and unfamiliar creature with the theme, and thirdly, you immediately asked for 50 cartoons of greenery for yourself, which indicates a great megalomania, because the other cost of the hostages, for example, Elena Masiuk, who, unlike this chicken, was famous and worked on the All-Russian channel, and didn’t write to the darned LiveJournal, cost 2 carts and not one for her, but for some reason the Chechens didn’t let her go forgot.
  26. wax
    -1
    12 March 2013 23: 44
    It begs that she was allowed to escape. But what is behind the scenes?
  27. Nevsky
    0
    13 March 2013 02: 05
    Well done, that ran away. Good girl !!! good
  28. spy master
    0
    13 March 2013 09: 50
    A desperate woman is an honor and respect for her.

"Right Sector" (banned in Russia), "Ukrainian Insurgent Army" (UPA) (banned in Russia), ISIS (banned in Russia), "Jabhat Fatah al-Sham" formerly "Jabhat al-Nusra" (banned in Russia) , Taliban (banned in Russia), Al-Qaeda (banned in Russia), Anti-Corruption Foundation (banned in Russia), Navalny Headquarters (banned in Russia), Facebook (banned in Russia), Instagram (banned in Russia), Meta (banned in Russia), Misanthropic Division (banned in Russia), Azov (banned in Russia), Muslim Brotherhood (banned in Russia), Aum Shinrikyo (banned in Russia), AUE (banned in Russia), UNA-UNSO (banned in Russia), Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People (banned in Russia), Legion “Freedom of Russia” (armed formation, recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation and banned)

“Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"