US EditionTrump, Putin agree to prisoner exchange: Russian diplomat
- President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to a prisoner swap following a meeting in Moscow and Turkey in 2025.
- The agreement occurred one day after Trump publicly criticized Putin, amid ongoing negotiations over the Russia-Ukraine conflict and peace talks hosted by Turkey.
- The swap represents the third phase of a 1000-for-1000 prisoner exchange deal between Russia and Ukraine, which included the recent release of 303 Ukrainian defenders.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that 303 Ukrainian servicemen have returned home as the latest phase of the prisoner swap involving 1,000 individuals on each side, arranged in Türkiye, has been successfully finalized.
- The swap marks the first prisoner exchange with Russia since April, when Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina was freed after a 12-year sentence for donating $52 to a Ukraine-aid charity.
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President Trump and President Putin Coordinating a 24 Person, Seven Nation, Prisoner Exchange - The Last Refuge
Following last week’s phone call between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, there is currently a multi-nation prisoner exchange in the works being coordinated with ‘seven’ (looks like six to me) nations. NBC has some details on the dynamic [SEE HERE] which includes this paragraph: “The massive deal, cut among seven nations, involved […]
Putin plays Trump like a balalaika
Russian President Vladimir Putin is playing President Donald Trump like a balalaika. That is how to understand Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s airy announcement Tuesday in Turkey that Putin and Trump have agreed to exchange Americans held in Russian prisons for Russians detained by the United States. You can hear the soothing tinkle of music intended to lull the U.S. into yet more weeks of inaction while the tyrant in the Kremlin continues on …
Trump, Putin agree to prisoner exchange: Russian diplomat
The U.S. and Russia have agreed to a prisoner swap, according to a top official in Moscow, amid growing public frustration from President Trump toward Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in Turkey that the two leaders agreed to an exchange of prisoners, according to NBC News. Lavrov praised Trump as…
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