Civilian and Military Release Negotiations

So there were people, there were people there, right? Are they coming out?

Yes.

Are they military? Are they military or civilians?

One person's condition is critical.

Can you say if they're military or civilians?

One moment, let him finish speaking.

Are they bringing out civilians or military personnel?

Wait. It's unclear there, because the people themselves don't

know who they are, what their status is.

And the ones who were holding them?

I didn't count the people. I even went up to the attic and down to their

basement.

In the basement, as you said, people are sitting there.

About twenty-five to thirty people.

Well, that's fine.

So what, are you releasing only four?

They're handing everyone over.

We're releasing everyone.

Quiet, they're handing them over.

What is that?

No, no.

Let them, let them… There's chaos there, there's chaos there.

They're handing them over.

And they won't keep torturing the others?

We're negotiating for them to hand over four injured people now,

four

the sick, and we're taking them, bringing them to the hospital.

And what about the rest?

We're still arranging for four more.

Someone has to go, guys, the activists need to go,

because if those

bearded guys go.

The servant really wants to change it here, damn it.

And the others?

Let everyone out.

Come on, guys.

Wait. Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Let

the people out! Are you ready?