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Russia and Ukraine Swap More Prisoners of War, Moscow Says
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia and Ukraine exchanged more prisoners of war on Tuesday, the Russian defence ministry said, without giving details of the numbers involved. The exchange was agreed between the two sides at talks in Istanbul last week, and an initial swap of prisoners under the age of 25 was conducted on Monday.
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