KYIV, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Russia ⁠and ⁠Ukraine have exchanged 103 prisoners ⁠of war each, officials from both sides said ​on Wednesday, with Ukrainian intelligence saying another swap was expected ...

Meanwhile, the Kremlin-affiliated media outlets revealed that Moscow’s key demand is not only full Russian control over Ukraine’s Donetsk and Luhansk regions, but also official recognition of Donbas ...

A massive Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv yesterday wounded at least 15 people, even as Russia and Ukraine continued the biggest prisoner swap since the start of Moscow’s invasion.

Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners of war (POWs) on Friday, each sending back 75 in the first such swap in the past three months, officials said.

Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War reported in February that more than 8,000 Ukrainian prisoners have been returned from Russian captivity since the war began.

Russia and Ukraine on Thursday exchanged the bodies of fallen military personnel, according to officials from both sides. Russia returned the bodies of 252 Ukrainian military personnel, while Kyiv ...

The United States has brokered a three-day ceasefire and a prisoner swap between Moscow and Kiev, President Donald Trump said. In a Truth Social post, Trump announced a three-day truce between Russia ...

In brief: Ukraine and Russia exchanged 103 prisoners each on Aug. 19, bringing 103 Ukrainian soldiers home from Russian captivity. The released Ukrainians include troops from the Armed Forces, Border ...

Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 103 prisoners of war each, Russia’s Interfax news agency reported on Wednesday, citing the Russian Ministry of Defense. For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine ...

Both Russia and Ukraine have announced that they carried out another prisoner exchange, with 103 servicemen returned by each side. The Russian defence ministry said on Wednesday that servicemen ...