Ucrania y Rusia han llevado a cabo otro intercambio de prisioneros de guerra. Unos doscientos prisioneros ucranianos liberados por Rusia han llegado a la región de Chernihiv, cerca de la frontera de Ucrania con Bielorrusia.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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Russia and Ukraine have carried out a large-scale prisoner exchange, with approximately 200 individuals released, including several injured prisoners and 20 civilians. The exchange took place near Ukraine's border with Belarus, bringing hope to families waiting for news of missing relatives.

Ukrainian officials say they only learn who will be released as negotiations progress, and many families only discover their loved ones' fate when buses arrive. Rights groups have accused Russia of mistreating prisoners, a claim Russia denies. Ukraine reports that thousands of its soldiers and civilians remain in Russian captivity.

Rusia y Ucrania intercambian 185 prisioneros de guerra en el último canje

Todo el mundo aquí ha estado esperando meses o incluso años para conocer el destino de sus seres queridos. seres queridos. Un intercambio de prisioneros entre Rusia y Ucrania les da esperanzas. Han llegado para ver si sus familiares desaparecidos están entre los que serán liberados y llevados a este hospital de la región de Chernihiv. Lyudmila Liskovits nos dijo que hombres de la unidad de su hijo dicen que lo vieron por última vez, gravemente herido, en el campo de batalla el año pasado. Se alistó en el ejército hace dos años. Le decía que se quedara en casa, que no fuera allí, porque temía mucho por ti. Y él me decía, mamá, volveré, pero no puedo abandonar a mi camarada. Y así fue. Ninguno de los presentes sabe si sus seres queridos están entre los prisioneros que serán intercambiados o no. Muchos de ellos son jóvenes que se alistaron en el ejército, fueron a luchar y fueron denunciados desaparecidos en el frente. Así que la gente ha venido aquí por la posibilidad de que sus maridos o hijos estén entre los que vuelven a casa. El intercambio se lleva a cabo en la frontera de Ucrania con Bielorrusia y la noticia se corre rápidamente. Es bueno noticias para estas dos mujeres. Esta dice, mi querido pequeño Roman, estarás en casa. Nina Vyvinchenko también ha sido dijo que su hijo está entre ellos. Este es el cuarto año de su cautiverio. Fue capturado al principio. Mañana es su cumpleaños. Estaba rezando, pidiéndole, por favor, vuelve a casa en tu cumpleaños. Rusia no publica ningún dato sobre sus cautivos. Los funcionarios ucranianos dicen que sólo se enteran quién será liberado a medida que se negocian los intercambios. Muchas familias sólo se enteran cuando se bajan del autobús. En este intercambio de unos 200 prisioneros había varios heridos y 20 civiles. El intercambio de prisioneros a gran escala es el único resultado de las conversaciones entre Ucrania y Rusia. en Estambul a principios de este año. Todos los que llegan aquí parecen delgados. Derechos grupos dicen que Rusia es responsable de abusos generalizados de los prisioneros de guerra, incluida la tortura. Niega haber maltratado a prisioneros. Cada día en el cautiverio ruso es muy peligroso para su salud y su vida. Así que estamos trabajando duro y las negociaciones nunca se detienen y esperamos que la próxima charla sea muy pronto. La mayoría de las familias que esperan aquí no tienen suerte hoy, pero esperan noticias de los que siguen desaparecidos. Ucrania dice que Rusia todavía tiene al menos 8.000 de sus soldados y 16.000 de sus civiles en cautiverio. Para unos pocos afortunados, su agonía ha terminado. Malcolm Webb, Al Jazeera, región de Chernihiv, Ucrania.

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Rusia y Ucrania intercambian 185 prisioneros de guerra en el último canje

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