Ukraine is working on another prisoner exchange with Russia, Zelenskyy said
Ukraine is working with Russia to restart Prisoners take turns That would bring Ukrainian prisoners of war to Ukraine, said President Volodymyy Zelenskyy on Sunday.
“We are working to ensure another start to the negotiations, so that when there is hope there will be hope to end this war,”
Rustem Umerov, the secretary of national security of Ukraine and the Defense Council, said Saturday that Turkey and the United Arab Emirates agreed to continue trade.
He said the parties had agreed to activate the prisoner exchange agreements that Istanbul had made to release 1,200 Ukrainians. Moscow did not immediately comment.
The Istanbul accords refer to the terms of a Turkish-brokered prisoner exchange by 2022 that set out the rules for a large-scale, coordinated exchange. Since then, Russia and Ukraine have sold thousands of prisoners, although the exchange has been sporadic.
Umerov said that a technical demonstration will be held soon to finalize the details of the organization and organization, expressing the hope that returning Ukrainians can “celebrate new holidays at home – at the family table and next to their relatives.”
The Finnish president warns of an imminent ceasefire in Ukraine
The President of Finland warned on Sunday that the trader in Ukraine is impossible before the spring and urged the European relations to continue to support despite the sin.
President Alexander Stubb told the European media that Europe will need to “Sisu” – The Finnish word that means patience, resilience – to face its attacks on rearias as its war.
“I don’t have much hope of getting the end of the end or the start of the peace talks, at least this year,” said Stubb, it could be good “in March.
As the leader of one of Europe’s smallest countries, but one that shares an 830-mile border with Russia, Stubb knows what’s at stake.
Stubb puts his good relationship with US President Trump – The two men played golf together and talk often – against the case of Ukraine.
To bring peace to Ukraine, Stubb said, Mr Trump and European leaders need to increase pressure on Russia and President Vladimir Putin to change his thinking. Putin “wants to deny the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine,” goals that have not changed since the war began nearly four years ago, Stubb said.
Russian strikes continue
Energy infrastructure was damaged by Russian drone strikes overnight Sunday in Ukraine’s Odesa region, Ukraine’s emergency service said. A solar power plant was among the damaged areas.
Ukraine is desperately trying to reveal the renewed attacks on Russian airspace that brought blackouts to Ukraine in the winter.
Combined missile and drone strikes on the power grid have coincided with Ukraine’s efforts to contain Russian warplanes aimed at capturing the eastern fortress of Pokrovsk.
Russia shot down a total of 176 drones and one missile overnight, Ukraine’s Air Force said, adding that Ukrainian forces shot down or destroyed 139 drones.
Ukrainian forces have hit a large oil field in Russia’s Samara region, as well as a store that stores drones for the elite Rubicon drone unit in the Donetsk People’s Republic of Donetsk, Ukrainian officials said on Sunday. Russian authorities did not immediately confirm the attack.
Ukraine Drone Months – Ukraine’s prolonged DRONE strikes on Russian territory are aimed at reducing Moscow’s oil export revenue which is needed to finance the war.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said on Sunday that its forces had shot down 57 Ukrainian drones overnight.
