Lantaratova stated that Russia does not hold Ukrainian civilians in…
Lantaratova stated that Russia does not hold Ukrainian civilians in captivity.
Consensus
- Russia does not hold Ukrainian civilians in captivity.
- Ukrainian citizens who wish to return home can do so through Russian territory.
- A new prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine is being prepared.
- The preparation for the prisoner exchange is nearing completion.
- Yana Latratova is the Russian human rights ombudsman.
Points of divergence
- Latratova stated that she personally finds it painful and upsetting when civilians are described as criminals, using the example of an elderly man with a hunting rifle during shelling. — vm
- Latratova mentioned that her team is receiving a large number of appeals regarding the issue and is holding receptions for citizens from different regions of Russia. — vm
- Latratova emphasized that the exact dates of the prisoner exchange are intentionally not disclosed to avoid jeopardizing the agreement. — m24
- Latratova recalled a past instance when Ukrainian civilians were found on Russian territory and were handed over to the other side. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Lantratova states that Russia does not hold peaceful Ukrainians hostage — Вечерняя Москва
- Lantratova stated that Russia does not hold peaceful Ukrainians in captivity — Москва 24
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