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Families were overcome with emotion as Ukrainian prisoners of war return home after years in Russian captivity.
Kyiv brought home 189 former captives after being released in a major swap between their country and Russia.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky said the returning Ukrainians included soldiers, sergeants, and officers from different frontline areas, and also two civilians who had been captured in the southern port of Mariupol taken by the Russian troops in 2022.
Zelensky thanked the United Arab Emirates and other partners for facilitating the swap.
Russia said in a statement that 150 prisoners of war had been released on Belarusian territory and would be transferred back home.
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