Russia again begins to delay the exchange of prisoners of War-Secretary of the coordination headquarters
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is trying to create tension and manipulate the lists of prisoners.
The Russian side is once again beginning to delay the exchange of prisoners of war. This was reported to the journalist UNN secretary of the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of War Dmitry Usov.
When asked whether the publication of the alleged list of Ukrainian prisoners of war and cynical statements that Ukraine does not agree to take them away mean that Russia is again beginning to delay exchanges, Usov replied: "Yes. Our last exchange was on October 18. Today is December 5, and according to the principle of work of the coordination headquarters, we work in such a way that an exchange takes place at least once every two weeks, and when this exchange does not take place, it means that there are certain problems that the Russian side creates in this direction."
Usov noted that the Russian side is trying to create social tension. In addition, he told what information about prisoners of war at peaceful rallies should not be reported.
"All events (peaceful rallies – ed.) that take place with the relatives of prisoners, they are almost all in communication with the coordination headquarters. Before holding an event, we communicate with them and explain what needs to be shown and what doesn't. Because there should be hygiene. We tell families that it is not necessary to specify the title, position, because it can be used by the Russian side," Usov said.
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Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets previously reported that at peaceful rallies and in social networks, care should be taken to ensure that the enemy does not find out personal data – surnames, first names, ranks, call sign, brigade number, Unit, location, photos, etc.
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On December 2, it was reported that the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, Published an alleged list of Ukrainian prisoners of war and cynically stated that "Ukraine does not agree to take them away." subsequently, Ukraine denied reports of a terrorist country allegedly refusing to exchange prisoners of war. the Secretary of the Coordination Headquarters, Brigadier General Dmitry Usov, stressed that Russia's statements about the number of Ukrainian prisoners they can change and the published lists are a game of the Russians – only for the public, and it is particularly cynical. Ukraine receives real offers from the Russian side only on the exchange of prisoners captured in the Kursk direction.
