Hostage crisis in Ukraine ends peacefully with a gunman releasing 13 people after President Zelenskiy acceded to his demand to publish a video recommending the Joaquin Phoenix documentary 'Earthlings,' a film about human’s use and dependence on animals.
"I want to congratulate everybody who kept fighting for people's lives the whole day. Human life is precious, and we didn't lose anyone today,"Children and a pregnant woman were among the hostages, Kryvosh said in a phone interview to the NTA TV channel. He also demanded that the country's top law enforcement, judges, oligarchs, lawmakers, prime minister, and other officials including former President Petro Poroshenko publish videos saying they are the real terrorists.
Kryvosh is a citizen of Ukraine, who was born in Russia and spent more than 10 years in prisons for robbery, blackmailing, and illegal arms possession, according to Deputy Interior Minister Anton Gerashchenko. Gerashchenko said the gunman made demands on Twitter where he called himself Maksym Plokhoy, which translates as"Maksym the Bad One." Twitter suspended the account.
Viktor Kroshko, head of the Volyn Oblast Police Department, told a press conference that “he is generally unsatisfied with the political situation in the country."Patrick Smith is a London-based editor and reporter for NBC News Digital.
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