Ombudsman of the LPR announced the release of six soldiers from Ukrainian captivity
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Six servicemen of the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) have been released from Ukrainian captivity. This was announced by the Commissioner for Human Rights in the LPR Victoria Serdyukova.
“Six servicemen of the 2nd AK (2nd Army Corps.— “b”) were released from Ukrainian captivity,” Ms. Serdyukova wrote in her Telegram channel. They were released as part of an exchange.
May 25 on the return of the Russian military from captivity as part of the exchange informed Ombudsman of the Russian Federation Tatiana Moskalkova, without specifying the number of those released. April 26 Ombudsman of the LPR informed about the return of 40 Russian soldiers from Ukrainian captivity, 3 of which are from Lugansk.
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