The coordination headquarters explained the principle of field exchanges
Kyiv • UNN
In Poltava, the exchange of prisoners of war is considered official, and the military receives all guarantees. Such exchanges are easier to carry out on the battlefield than after prisoners get into the FSB system.
If a field exchange of prisoners of war is carried out, it is then counted in the official one. The military receives all guarantees, including social ones.
This was stated by Dmitry Usov, Secretary of the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war, during the international human rights conference "decades 2014-2024. reclaiming human rights. Preserving democracy", Reports UNN.
It is easier to make a field exchange with certain life risks than an official one. Because as soon as our military gets into the dcs system, gets into the FSB, the Investigative Committee and all other structures, then it is already difficult to get them out of there. And when this happens on the battlefield, you can agree there
He revealed a certain strategy that the coordination headquarters has during exchanges.
"Even if there is a field exchange, it is then counted in the official one. All guarantees, including social ones, are given to the military and his family," Usov said.
addition
On December 2, it was reported that the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, allegedly published a list of Ukrainian prisoners of war and cynically stated that "Ukraine does not agree to take them away."
Subsequently, Ukraine denied the terrorist country's reports about allegedly refusing to exchange prisoners of War.
Usov informed UNN that the Russian side was again beginning to delay the exchange of prisoners of war.
