Saraliev reported on another prisoner exchange with Ukraine.
185 Russian soldiers and 20 civilians have been returned to Russia as part of a prisoner exchange with Ukraine, according to Chechen State Duma Deputy Shamsail Saraliev.
As the "Caucasian Knot" reported, in May Russia and Ukraine exchanged prisoners in three stages based on the "1,000 for 1,000" formula, in accordance with the agreements reached during the Istanbul talks. In June, the prisoner exchange with Ukraine continued in accordance with the agreements reached on June 2 in Istanbul; the return of groups of servicemen was reported on June 12, 15, and 19. Chechen State Duma Deputy Shamsail Saraliev has been negotiating the return of prisoners for more than three years. In July, Saraliev announced the return of a new group of soldiers from Ukrainian captivity. Among those exchanged was a resident of Vladikavkaz. On August 24, the exchange took place according to the 185-for-185 formula.
On June 2, the second round of talks between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations took place in Istanbul. The parties agreed to exchange seriously ill prisoners of war and prisoners of war under 25 years of age according to the "all for all" formula.
The prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine took place today, a State Duma deputy and representative of the Parliamentary Coordination Group on the Air Defense Forces reported on his Telegram channel. "185 of our soldiers have returned from Ukrainian captivity to Russia, and 185 to Ukraine. In addition, 20 civilians have been returned," he wrote.
Currently, Russian military personnel and civilians are in the Republic of Belarus, where they are receiving the necessary psychological and medical assistance. All returned Russian military personnel and civilians will be transported to the Russian Federation for treatment and rehabilitation in medical facilities, TASS reports.
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