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One hundred Ukrainian prisoners of war have been returned home from Russian captivity, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Feb. 8. According to Russia's Defense Ministry, Moscow also received 100 soldiers back.

Ukraine has brought back another 100 Ukrainians from Russian captivity in the most recent prisoner swap with Russia. Source: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on social media; Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War on Telegram Quote from Zelenskyy: "Another 100 Ukrainians are back home, in Ukraine.

Dmytro Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, has raised the question of the liberation of civilians from Russian captivity and bringing back deported Ukrainian children from Russia during the talks with his Maltese counterpart and acting head of the OSCE, Ian Borg, in Kyiv on 2 February.

Key developments on Jan. 31: Zelensky: 207 Ukrainian prisoners return home from Russian captivity, almost half of them Mariupol defenders Ukrainian commander says Russian airbase in Crimea hit in attack Military intelligence confirms Russia used North Korean shells in Ukraine Germany hands over IRIS-T anti-air missiles, armored vehicles, other equipment in latest delivery to Ukraine US Under Secretary Victoria Nuland arrives in Kyiv President Volodymyr Zelensky said that 207 Ukrainian prisoners ...

More than 900 Azov regiment’s soldiers who defended the Ukrainian city of Mariupol remain in Russian captivity after one of the largest prisoner swaps on Jan. 31, the Azov’s Battalion commander, Lt. Col. Denys Prokopenko, call sign “Redis” wrote on Facebook on Jan. 31.

Lieutenant Colonel Denys 'Redis' Prokopenko, Commander of the Azov 12th Special Operations Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, has said that over 900 Azov fighters who defended Mariupol in spring 2022 remain in Russian captivity.

A Ukrainian serviceman, recently released from Russian captivity on Jan. 31, joyfully informs his mother of his safe return in a video published by the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service on Feb. 1.

Over 900 defenders of Mariupol remain in Russian captivity, Denys Prokopenko, commander of the Azov Regiment, told Ukrainian media on Feb. 1. The announcement comes after 207 Ukrainian POWs were returned home from Russian captivity on Jan. 31.

It was one of the largest groups of Ukrainian prisoners to be brought back from Russian captivity since the beginning of the full-scale war.

On 31 January, 207 Ukrainian soldiers were brought back from Russian captivity, including defenders of Mariupol and Kherson, fighters from Zmiinyi (Snake) Island, marines, and combat medics. Junior Sergeant Zakhar, whose family was killed during a missile strike on an apartment building in Dnipro, was among those liberated, according to the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War.