They release the 13 hostages that a kidnapper held on a bus in Ukraine

Happy ending for a bus hijacking in Ukraine. The security forces arrested the man who took a vehicle and 13 people as hostages in the city of Lutsk, who were all released. “We have all experienced and followed the events, we have prepared plans and we have changed them depending on the situation . Human life is the most important value. We have not lost anyone, “said the president of the country, Zelenski. The Ukrainian Interior Minister, Arsen Avakov, has indicated that the terrorist, identified as Maksim Krivosh, did not act alone and has revealed the arrest of an alleged accomplice in the city of Kharkov, according to the Ukrainian newspaper ‘Kyiv Post’. Hours before the suspect’s arrest, Zelenski published a video to comply with one of the kidnapper’s demands, in which he asked the population to watch the 2005 documentary ‘Earthlings’, which addresses the use of animals for food and clothing. “Everybody should see the 2005 film ‘Earthlings,'” Zelenski said in a six-second video posted on his Facebook account, as well as a series of comments from a Twitter account that could be Krivosh’s. Kirilo Timoshenko, Zelenski’s ‘number two’, has highlighted that the video was published after a telephone conversation between the president and the kidnapper, in which the ma The ndatario agreed to publish it in exchange for the release of three people first, and the agreement also included the release of the other ten hostages once the video was published, something the kidnapper eventually did. Zelenski subsequently proceeded to delete the video. Avakov later stressed that ‘Earthlings’ “is a good movie.””It is not necessary to take hostages to force people to see it,” he has settled. Local media have indicated that the kidnapper, author of the book ‘Philosophy of a criminal’, published on the Internet and in which he narrates his experiences in prison, He suffers from psychological problems, as reported by the German news agency DPA. The kidnapping The man claimed after the kidnapping that he was carrying explosives and weapons, according to the police, which led the security forces to block access to the Lutsk center and take positions around the bus. When the kidnapping began, shots were heard, after which the kidnapper threatened to set off two bombs that he would have on the bus and another explosive device that he claimed to have placed in a very crowded place in the city, according to the digital daily TSN. At about 4:20 p.m., the kidnapper came to throw what looked like a grenade at the security forces deployed there, but the explosive device was and neutralized without causing any damage. The police finally managed to enter into negotiations with the man, who also contacted the media, through another hostage, to complain about the information that is being published about him. A Twitter account that the local press has attributed to the kidnapper published a series of messages this morning expressing dissatisfaction with the Ukrainian “system” and demanding that the country’s top officials admit in a video message that they are ” legal terrorists. “” My death is not an obstacle to the explosions. The truth from the mouths of 24 will save the lives of hundreds. Happy Anti-System Day. Don’t be fooled. Celebrate the truth », say the ‘tweets’.In addition, the kidnapper has released a video on YouTube in which he can be seen armed with a rifle and dressed in a black T-shirt and beret. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office – cited by TSN – has announced the opening of a criminal investigation for “Acts of terrorism”.