The DPR announced the release of 10 soldiers from Ukrainian captivity
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10 servicemen of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) were released from Ukrainian captivity during an exchange, the republic’s human rights ombudsman Daria Morozova said on Saturday.
According to her, in the last two exchanges, during which 85 people were released, 10 DPR defenders were reunited with their families.
“Next, they are waiting for a medical examination, after which, if someone needs additional medical care, it will be provided, after which they will be sent for rehabilitation,” said Morozov (TASS quote).
She added that now about 250 residents of the DPR remain in captivity, saying that “there is no trust in the Ukrainian side,” since the lists are changed at the last moment and “some kind of human trafficking” takes place.
November 25 passed another exchange of prisoners of war with Ukraine, nine Russian servicemen were released from captivity, Denis Pushilin, acting head of the DPR, said on Friday. On November 24, 50 Russian servicemen returned home from Ukrainian captivity, and Russia handed over the same number of Ukrainian servicemen to Kyiv. In addition, the exchange according to the formula “35 for 35” was carried out by the parties on November 23. On November 10, the acting head of the LPR, Leonid Pasechnik, announced that 35 servicemen of the people’s militia of the republic had returned home from Ukrainian captivity.
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