Pregnant Mariana was captured by Russia. She was afraid that she would give birth in the camp of the enemy, but then a miracle happened

Mamonova’s husband, Vasily, found out that he would become a father when Maryana was at the front.

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The pregnant woman ended up in a cell with 20 other people and first had to sleep on the floor. “Women were talking to each other all the time and telling us that she was pregnant. Everyone immediately tried to help her, fed her and made sure that she was in the fresh air, another prisoner of the camp, Anna Voroshiva, who was released in July, told the BBC.

Mariana was later moved to a smaller room with fewer prisoners, where she could sleep in one of two beds each night. The woman initially hoped for release as part of a prisoner exchange, but over time she became more and more afraid that she would give birth in the camp.

Mamonova was among more than 200 released Ukrainian prisoners whom Ukraine managed to replace on September 21 with 55 Russian soldiers and Putin’s godfather Viktor Medvedchuk. General Kirill Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), said some of the prisoners released from Russian captivity were subjected to severe torture.

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Maryana Mamonova gave birth to a daughter after being released from Russian captivity

Mammonova gave birth to a healthy girl. At birth, the girl weighed 3250 grams, with a height of 57 centimeters.

“Freed from captivity, Mariana Mamonova gave birth to a daughter in free Ukraine! Thank God! The whole country supported them!” - Alexander Tretyak, mayor of Rivne, wrote on the Telegram website.

(Source: PAP)

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