During the negotiations organized by the Turkish Ombudsman Institute, a three-stage plan was agreed, in which Ukraine provides a list of 800 people, Russia 200.
Ukraine and Russia are working on a large-scale prisoner exchange: they plan to exchange about 1,000 people. This is what Turkish Ombudsman Seref Malkok said, reports CNNTurk.
In talks organized by the Turkish Ombudsman Institute, a three-stage plan was reportedly agreed upon, with Ukraine providing a list of 800 people and Russia 200.
“It’s not enough to just talk, you have to take steps. Talk to your leaders to create a mechanism,” said the Turkish ombudsman.
Seref Malkok proposed that Ukraine and the Russian Federation open a “humanitarian corridor” for the exchange of wounded civilians, soldiers, the elderly, children and women.
It was previously reported that Turkey has changed its position on the war in Ukraine.
Negotiations with Turkey: there is hope to return thousands of Ukrainians from Russia
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