Released Russian sailors have spoken out on the harsh conditions of their detention in Libya, saying that they were kept tied up for hours and forced to remain immobile.
On Saturday, Alexander Malkevich, the head of Russia’s nonprofit Foundation for National Values Protection, said that three Russians and one Ukrainian had been released from captivity in Libya. In the early hours of Sunday, a plane carrying the sailors arrived in Russia. The Tripoli-based government’s Foreign Minister, Mohamed Siala, told Sputnik that the four had not been kidnapped, but had been arrested after their boat wrongly entered Libyan waters.
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