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More than 100 women, mostly military, have been released by Ukraine as part of a new prisoner exchange with Russia, an adviser to the Ukrainian president said on Monday.
“Today, another large-scale exchange of prisoners of war took place … we freed 108 women in captivity. This is the first women’s exchange,” Andriy Yermak, head of the Ukrainian apparatus, said on Telegram.
Among the released were most of the officers, soldiers and sergeants, as well as those evacuated from the metallurgical plant. Azovstalin the city of Mariupol (southeast), besieged by Russian troops at the beginning of the conflict.
The person in charge claimed that a certain number of the released women were detained by pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine since 2019 for his “pro-Ukrainian” stance.
One of the leaders of the pro-Russian separatists, Denis Puchilin, confirmed the exchange, saying that Russia had returned 110 people detained by the Ukrainians.
On the side of those who must return to Ukraine”,two women (…) decided to stay in Russia”, he claimed.
Russia and Ukraine have repeatedly exchanged prisoners since the start of the war in February.
Hundreds of settlements in three regions of Ukraine were left without electricity due to Russian drone and missile attack
Hundreds of cities in Ukraine were left without electricity on Monday, October 17, due to Russian attacks on the country’s infrastructure. This information was confirmed by Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal.
“This morning, Russian terrorists once again attacked the energy infrastructure of Ukraine in three regions,” he said in his Telegram account.
(According to AFP)
Source: RPP
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