Since his release from a Russian prison, Dmytro Khyliuk has barely been off the phone.
The Ukrainian journalist was detained by Russian forces in the first days of their full-scale invasion. Three and a half years later he's been released in a prisoner swap, one of eight civilians freed in a surprise move.
While Russia and Ukraine have swapped military prisoners of war before, it is very rare for Russia to release Ukrainian civilians.
Dmytro has been catching up frantically on all he's missed. But he's also phoning the families of every Ukrainian he met in captivity: he memorised all their names and each detail.
He knows that for some, his call may be the first confirmation that their relative is alive.
