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49 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Return From Russia: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Friday that 49 Ukrainian POWs had been returned from Russia, with news agency AFP witnessing the group being greeted at the border with Belarus.
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Russia, Ukraine Swap 115 Prisoners Of War Each In UAE-Brokered Deal
Russia and Ukraine announced Saturday they had exchanged 115 prisoners of war each, just over two weeks after Kyiv launched a surprise incursion into Russia's Kursk region.
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Russia Releases 10 Ukrainian Civilian Prisoners: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday 10 civilians, including a politician and two priests, taken prisoner in Russia and Belarus had been freed in a deal mediated by the Vatican.
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Ukraine, Russia Exchange 90 Prisoners Of War
Ukraine and Russia have exchanged 90 prisoners of war each in the biggest swap between the two warring sides in almost five months, officials said Tuesday.
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Russia, Ukraine Announce 1st Prisoner Exchange In Nearly 4 Months
Ukraine and Russia announced their first exchange of prisoners of war in nearly four months on Friday, with 150 people freed after negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates.
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Russian Plane With 65 Prisoners Of War Crashes Near Ukraine, All Dead
A Russian IL-76, a heavy lift military transport aircraft crashed with 65 Ukrainian Prisoners of Wars (POWs).
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Russian Military Plane Carrying 65 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Crashes
Russia said Wednesday that an IL-76 military transport plane carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war crashed in the western Belgorod region, bordering Ukraine.
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Ukraine Launches Chatbot Service For Relatives Of Missing Russian Troops
Ukraine is setting up an online chatbot service which will allow Russians with missing soldier relatives in Ukraine to check if they have been confirmed killed or are being held as POWs, officials announced on Wednesday.
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Both Ukraine, Russia Tortured Prisoners Of War, Forced Nudity, Says UN
The U.N. human rights office (OHCHR) said on Tuesday that both Russia and Ukraine have tortured prisoners of war during the nearly nine-month conflict, citing examples including the use of electric shocks and forced nudity.
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Russia Accuses Kyiv Of Killing 40 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War: Report
Russia's defence ministry said Ukraine struck a prison in separatist-held territory with US-made HIMARS rockets on Friday, killing 40 Ukrainian prisoners of war and leaving 75 wounded.
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Red Cross Begins Registering Hundreds Of Ukrainian Prisoners Of War
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has begun registering hundreds of prisoners of war (POWs) from the besieged Azovstal steel works in the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, it said on Thursday.
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Ukraine Crisis: Twitter Won't Recommend Russia Government Accounts, Will Prohibit Some POW Content
Twitter said it will not recommend Russian government accounts to users as part of a rule change affecting accounts run by states which limit access to the open Internet and are engaged in armed interstate conflict.
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49 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Return From Russia: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Friday that 49 Ukrainian POWs had been returned from Russia, with news agency AFP witnessing the group being greeted at the border with Belarus.
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Russia, Ukraine Swap 115 Prisoners Of War Each In UAE-Brokered Deal
Russia and Ukraine announced Saturday they had exchanged 115 prisoners of war each, just over two weeks after Kyiv launched a surprise incursion into Russia's Kursk region.
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Russia Releases 10 Ukrainian Civilian Prisoners: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday 10 civilians, including a politician and two priests, taken prisoner in Russia and Belarus had been freed in a deal mediated by the Vatican.
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Ukraine, Russia Exchange 90 Prisoners Of War
Ukraine and Russia have exchanged 90 prisoners of war each in the biggest swap between the two warring sides in almost five months, officials said Tuesday.
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Russia, Ukraine Announce 1st Prisoner Exchange In Nearly 4 Months
Ukraine and Russia announced their first exchange of prisoners of war in nearly four months on Friday, with 150 people freed after negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates.
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Russian Plane With 65 Prisoners Of War Crashes Near Ukraine, All Dead
A Russian IL-76, a heavy lift military transport aircraft crashed with 65 Ukrainian Prisoners of Wars (POWs).
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Russian Military Plane Carrying 65 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Crashes
Russia said Wednesday that an IL-76 military transport plane carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war crashed in the western Belgorod region, bordering Ukraine.
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Ukraine Launches Chatbot Service For Relatives Of Missing Russian Troops
Ukraine is setting up an online chatbot service which will allow Russians with missing soldier relatives in Ukraine to check if they have been confirmed killed or are being held as POWs, officials announced on Wednesday.
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Both Ukraine, Russia Tortured Prisoners Of War, Forced Nudity, Says UN
The U.N. human rights office (OHCHR) said on Tuesday that both Russia and Ukraine have tortured prisoners of war during the nearly nine-month conflict, citing examples including the use of electric shocks and forced nudity.
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Russia Accuses Kyiv Of Killing 40 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War: Report
Russia's defence ministry said Ukraine struck a prison in separatist-held territory with US-made HIMARS rockets on Friday, killing 40 Ukrainian prisoners of war and leaving 75 wounded.
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Red Cross Begins Registering Hundreds Of Ukrainian Prisoners Of War
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has begun registering hundreds of prisoners of war (POWs) from the besieged Azovstal steel works in the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, it said on Thursday.
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Ukraine Crisis: Twitter Won't Recommend Russia Government Accounts, Will Prohibit Some POW Content
Twitter said it will not recommend Russian government accounts to users as part of a rule change affecting accounts run by states which limit access to the open Internet and are engaged in armed interstate conflict.
