A court in Ukraine has sentenced a Russian soldier to 12 years in prison on a charge of violating of the laws of war, the Ukrainian Prosecutor-General's Office said on March 30. The soldier ...
Kiev/Moscow, March 8, (dpa/GNA) – More than 200 prisoners of war were released from captivity, in an exchange between Russia and Ukraine. About 90 captured Russian soldiers will be released by ...
Russian and Ukrainian authorities on Tuesday confirmed a new prisoner exchange under which ... a statement confirming that Ukraine has released 90 Russian prisoners of war, all of whom ''were ...
Russia’s defence ministry said 90 Russian prisoners of war had returned from Ukraine in the latest exchange. Kyiv said 130 Ukrainian service personnel had been released from Russian custody.
Ukraine carried out a humanitarian action and handed over to the Russian Federation all the seriously wounded occupiers, ...
Thousands of Russian criminals got their pardons after agreeing to fight in Ukraine in exchange for their freedom, Russia's ...
Russia's Wagner Group is likely keeping its promise to free prisoners fighting in Ukraine, but will now face shortages of ...
Kyiv and Moscow have conducted a major prisoner swap, with 215 Ukrainian and foreign fighters released in exchange for more than 50 Russian prisoners, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced ...
Russia is sending female prison inmates to work in occupied ... were offered amnesty or reduced sentences in exchange for agreeing to fight in Ukraine. Wagner says it stopped recruiting inmates ...
Ukraine unilaterally handed over to Russia all seriously injured prisoners whose condition permitted their transport. The Ukrainian Coordinating ...
Dmytro Lubinets, Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, released a video of an ‘educational conversation’ with Russian prisoners of war who were returned to Russia as part of a prisoner ...
Around half of the prisoners recruited to fight in Ukraine by the Russian mercenary Wagner Group ... offering pardons in exchange for time served on the front lines. It is not clear exactly ...
