Russia and Ukraine Release 20 Prisoners of War
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Numerous international guests travel to Kiev for the 35th anniversary of Ukrainian independence.
Russia and Ukraine Release 20 Prisoners of War
Ukraine and Russia exchanged 10 prisoners of war each, officials in Kyiv and Belarusian state media announced Monday, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calling the swap a “special stage” of ongoing prisoner exchanges with Moscow.
Russia and Ukraine had an exchange in Belarus, reported the Belarusian State television channel First Information. ‘ Ten citizens returned to Ukraine as part of the exchange, and 10 soldiers who had been held captive told Belarusians to Russia. But the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, specified that returning Ukrainians were also soldiers who were considered missing, while the Minister of Labour and Social Protection of Belarus, Irina Ko…
Ukraine celebrates the 35th anniversary of its independence. On the holiday, President Selenskyy announced that soldiers who were considered missing in the fight against Russia's war have returned.
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