Report: An Israeli woman and her parents were arrested in Ukraine by Russian forces, the Foreign Ministry is investigating

Local media reported on a couple and their daughter arrested in the Ukrainian city of Litopol.

The Foreign Ministry requested to update that the issue is under investigation.

An Israeli in Ukraine said it was a "kidnapping": "First they took the father of the family, then the daughter and then her mother."

Yoav Itiel

21/03/2022

Monday, 21 March 2022, 14:47 Updated: 15:12

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Three Israelis, a couple and their daughter, were arrested in the city of Litopol in Ukraine by Russian forces, local media reported today (Monday).

The Foreign Ministry requested to update that the issue is under investigation.

According to reports, the Israeli who was arrested is Tatiana Komok, a resident of Tel Aviv, who uploaded documents from the city.

"The Russians literally kidnapped them," he told Walla!

An Israeli in Ukraine.

"First the father of the family, then they came and took the daughter and then they came and took her mother as well."

Tali, Tatiana's girlfriend, reported that her girlfriend was "taken by Russian invaders, without any explanation as to why and when she would be returned."

She also noted that they took her father first, then her and finally her mother.

"Right now we know nothing," she said, calling for help.

"We need to stop this chaos."

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Tatiana Komok, the Israeli who was reportedly arrested (Photo: official website, from Facebook)

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