"Arrangements are being made daily for humanitarian corridors and the removal of civilians."
The Russian Foreign Ministry said today that two exchanges of Russian and Ukrainian prisoners have taken place since Moscow's forces invaded Ukraine, without specifying when this took place or how many prisoners were involved.
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"Russia's Defense Ministry is making arrangements daily for humanitarian corridors and the removal of civilians from cities. In addition, two prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine took place," the ministry said without further elaboration in a statement condemning the EU's stance towards Moscow[/B] and its military offensive against its neighbouring country.
The day before yesterday, Monday, Tatiana Moskalkova, the Kremlin's human rights envoy, had spoken of an exchange in Ukraine of nine Russian prisoners with Ivan Fedorov, the mayor of Melitopol, a Ukrainian city occupied by Moscow.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, asked about it today, declined to comment.
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