Who Russia received in mass prisoner exchange
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Russia admitted that at least 3 Russians released in a major prisoner exchange with countries were controversial undercover Russian agents.
Three Russian Kremlin opponents are now in Germany after prisoner exchange. At their first public appearance, they thanked the federal government. Oppositionist Yashin said he had been exchanged against his will.
The hostage deal comes at a high price — but it is an important signal to Russia. Communication channels are necessary in times of war. more...
Putin-critical letters gave him power in prison, says Vladimir Kara-Murza after prisoner exchange. He is certain: 'We all return.'
The release of 26 prisoners between Russia and the West is the result of months of secret and tense negotiations conducted by US President Joe Biden, whose term ends in a few months.
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