New prisoner exchange brings home 160 Ukrainian troops who spent four years in Russian captivity – photos

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Ukraine brought 160 of its citizens back from Russian captivity in the latest prisoner exchange, with many having spent four years in detention. The swap underscores ongoing negotiation efforts between the warring parties.

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Ukraine has brought 160 Ukrainian citizens back from Russian captivity in the latest prisoner exchange.

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