US EditionRussia and Ukraine Complete Largest Prisoner Swap, Exchanging 303 Detainees
- Russia and Ukraine completed the largest prisoner swap of the war on Sunday, exchanging 303 detainees each in Kyiv, Ukraine.
- This exchange followed a series of previous swaps and occurred amid intense Russian drone and missile attacks targeting Kyiv and multiple regions.
- The attacks involved 367 drones and missiles that hit over 30 cities and villages, killing at least 12 people, including three children in Zhytomyr region west of Kyiv.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed the swap, stating, "303 Ukrainian defenders are home," and called the strikes "deliberate strikes on ordinary cities."
- Despite this rare cooperation, battles continue along the roughly 1,000-kilometer front line, with neither side halting deep strikes or showing signs of ceasefire.
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Ukraine and Russia Have Completed the Exchange of Prisoners in the "1000 per 1,000" Format.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged prisoners of war again on Sunday, this time in the format of "303 by 303", as reported by the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, and the Russian Ministry of Defence.
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