

Kotchneva, who used to work as an interpreter and journalist for a number of Russian media, was kidnapped in mid-October in Syria.
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Syrian rebels holding Ukrainian journalist Ankhar Kotchneva in captivity said they have postponed her execution until Dec. 23 to allow for negotiations to reach an end.
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