Over 500 Azov Fighters Remain in Captivity – Prokopenko
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Over 500 Azov fighters remain in captivity – Prokopenko
Brigadier General Denys "Redis" Prokopenko, commander of the Azov military group, announced the return of 35 Azov fighters as part of a prisoner-of-war exchange with Russia on Friday, noting that more than 500 remain in Russian captivity.
On Friday, October 23, as part of the exchange of prisoners of war with the Russian Federation, 61 servicemen of military unit 3057 returned home to Ukraine, among them - 35 fighters of a separate special purpose detachment “Azov”. However, more than 500 “Azov” still remain in Russian captivity.
Redis: 35 Azov Fighters Return Home After More Than Four Years in Russian
Denys “Redis” Prokopenko said 61 servicemen from unit 3057, including 35 Azov fighters, returned to Ukraine in a prisoner-of-war exchange. He said more than 500 Azov fighters remain in captivity.
More than 500 Azerbaijanis remain in Russian captivity
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