Moskalkova spoke about new humanitarian agreements with Ukraine

In early September, Russia and Ukraine will carry out the procedure of reuniting several families, Tatyana Moskalkova, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, told Izvestia.

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"Now we have about eight families who are asking to reunite them. This is a very difficult story, because most of them have expired their passports, and they need to get their documents processed. If these are elderly people, then it is necessary to arrange their travel, provide an ambulance, and resolve the issue with the International Committee of the Red Cross. But we have agreed that in early September we will hold a series of reunions of such families," she said.

Earlier, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Tatiana Moskalkova, and a representative of the office of the Ukrainian Ombudsman exchanged letters from prisoners to their relatives and discussed mutual family reunification.

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