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Russia and Ukraine Conducted an Exchange of Civilians

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Russia and Ukraine conducted an exchange of civilians.The reunion of Russian and Ukrainian families took place on the Belarusian-Ukrainian border. Six families will return to Russia, and six will go to Ukraine, RIA Novosti reports.Last time...

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Ukraine returned seven more civilians: among them, a 90-year-old woman, seven civilians, including a 90-year-old woman and a mother with a child, <p>were returned to Ukraine-controlled territory. Seven more went to Russia.</p>

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At the Belarusian-Ukrainen border, a humanitarian mission took place, during which 11 people went to Ukraine and three went to Russia to visit their relatives. At the New Ghouta crossing point on the border between Belarus and Ukraine, a mission to reunite Russian and Ukrainian families was carried out, the Belta agency was handed over to the Belta agency. It is clarified that 11 people went to their home country and three went to Russia. The gr…

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Belarus continues to carry out a peacekeeping mission and regularly provides safe channels, corridors, sites for the organization and conduct of humanitarian missions.

Ukraine and Russia exchanged civilians: seven Ukrainians returned to the territory controlled by Ukraine, and seven went to the Russian Federation.

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Life.ru broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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