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‘Mum, I’m home!’: Russia, Ukraine start new exchange of prisoners
The two sides agreed during a recent meeting to swap soldiers aged 18 to 25, as well as seriously wounded or ill prisoners, and to return the bodies of fallen soldiers.
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tass.com
Russia brings home first group of its soldiers aged under 25 — top brass
The young Russian servicemen are currently in Belarus where they are being given the necessary psychological and medical assistance
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bbc.com
Prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine under way
The prisoners of war being exchanged are wounded or under 25 years old, President Zelensky says.
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scmp.com
‘Mum, I’m home!’: Russia, Ukraine start new exchange of prisoners
The two sides agreed during a recent meeting to swap soldiers aged 18 to 25, as well as seriously wounded or ill prisoners, and to return the bodies of fallen soldiers.
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dailysabah.com
Russia, Ukraine exchange young POWs amid emotional scenes
Russia and Ukraine carried out a rare prisoner swap Monday involving captives under 25, marking the first in a series of planned exchanges that could...
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independent.co.uk
Zelensky confirms Ukraine and Russia have begun prisoner of war exchange
Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that Ukraine and Russia have exchanged prisoners of war on Monday (9 June), the first swap since the two nations engaged in a second round of…
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Moscow, Kiev to begin urgent swaps of wounded POWs on June 12 — head of Russian delegation
On June 7, Ukraine unexpectedly delayed "both the acceptance of bodies and the exchange of prisoners of war," Vladimir Medinsky recalled
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Ukraine war: 1,212 soldiers' bodies repatriated in latest swap with Russia
Russia receives 27 soldiers' bodies as the warring sides continue their large-scale prisoner swap deal.
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Russia, Ukraine carry out another prisoner exchange
The Russian service members are currently in Belarus, receiving the necessary medical and psychological assistance, the Russian Defense Ministry added