US EditionRussia, Ukraine Exchange 185 Prisoners Of War Each
- Russia and Ukraine exchanged 185 captured soldiers each in a prisoner swap, as announced by Russia's Defense Ministry on social media.
- Additionally, 20 civilians were returned in the same exchange, with details not provided.
- President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the release of 185 Ukrainian defenders and 20 civilians from captivity.
- Zelenskyy stated that all returning individuals would receive the necessary support.
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Despite ongoing hard fighting, Russia and Ukraine have once again exchanged prisoners of war. Several hundred soldiers return to their homeland, including civilians.
According to the President of Ukraine, these include soldiers who fought during the devastating siege of Mariupol by the Russian army in 2022.
Among those released are the defenders of Mariupol and Azovstani.
BREAKING: Ukraine Secures Release of 205 POWs From Russian Captivity in Major Prisoner Exchange
The Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War announced a combined exchange on October 2. A total of 205 people were freed—185 Ukrainian servicemen and 20 civilians. Part of the exchange was carried out under agreements reached in Istanbul, while the rest took place within the framework of the 69th prisoner swap. Those released include service members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine—among them the Navy, Ground Forces, Territ…
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