American fighter who was captured by Russia last year is back in Ukraine
Speaking exclusively to ABC News, Alex Drueke explained why he decided to leave Alabama and head east again. When Alex Drueke was capture d and later released by Russian forces in Ukraine last year, he told ABC News he was convinced he was going to die. After surviving two months of captivity in one of the most dangerous places on earth, some might forgive him for never wanting to see it again. But now he's back in Ukraine to help with the war effort. Speaking exclusively to ABC News, he explained why he decided to leave Alabama, and head east again. "I feel pretty good," he says at the community center where he's helping with humanitarian relief. "You know. Ukraine is like a second home to me, so it's nice to be home again." Drueke says he's not back to fight . He doesn't want to get too close to Russian lines, he says. "I'm a marked man and I think I got my one second chance at life," he says. "So, yeah, if I get capture...