Russia Sent Ukraine 65 Civilians Slated for Deportation in Major Prisoner Exchange

In last weekend's large prisoner exchange, Russia sent 65 civilians to Ukraine who should have been sent to Ukraine one way or another, regardless of the exchange.

Russia sent Ukraine 65 civilians slated for deportation in major prisoner exchange

In a prisoner exchange held from May 23 to 25, Russia sent Ukraine 65 prisoners who were set to be deported to Ukraine regardless of the swap, Suspilne reported on May 30.Ukraine and Russia held a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner exchange from May 23 to 25 after previously agreeing to the exchange at peace talks on May 16. Aside from yielding a prisoner exchange, the peace negotiations in Istanbul were largely inconclusive.The majority of those exchange…

The president stressed the importance of holding a new meeting, with strong delegations and significant progress

Trading Prisoners, Trading Lies: Inside the Moscow-Kiev Swap

In the shadow of war and political theater, Moscow and Kiev’s recent “1000-for-1000” prisoner exchange reveals more than just humanity... The post Trading Prisoners, Trading Lies: Inside the Moscow-Kiev Swap appeared first on South Front.

Why this could happen and who it is about, read the Espresso review.” The Ukrainian authorities are not interested in the return of the Azovans"On May 23-25, Ukraine and Russia conducted the largest exchange of prisoners since the beginning of a full-scale war. It took place in the format of “1000 by 1000". Along with the main emotions, the joy of the return of the Ukrainian defenders, there was room for other emotions. In particular, the comman…

"While the exchange of prisoners was an important result of the meeting, it was unfortunately the only one. A ceasefire is necessary to move towards peace: the massacre must stop," said the Ukrainian president, according to a statement published on the presidency's website.