
Russia and Ukraine Complete Largest Prisoner Swap Since 2022
Russia and Ukraine exchange over 600 prisoners in three days, marking the largest swap since the conflict began in 2022. Türkiye facilitated the agreement.
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Russia and Ukraine exchange over 600 prisoners in three days, marking the largest swap since the conflict began in 2022. Türkiye facilitated the agreement.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 270 military personnel and 120 civilians in a major prisoner swap, with further exchanges planned amid ongoing conflict.
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