A plane carrying soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation released from captivity landed in the Moscow region

A plane carrying Russian servicemen who were returned from Ukrainian captivity landed in the Moscow region on April 11.

On April 11, Russia returned 175 servicemen from Ukrainian captivity, and 175 prisoners of war of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) were transferred instead. In addition, the last seven residents of the Kursk region, whom Kiev illegally detained, were returned from the territory of Ukraine.

On this day, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Tatiana Moskalkova, announced that the last residents of the Kursk region, captured by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, were returning to Russia. It was clarified that there were five women and two men among them.

Later, Moskalkova arrived at the border checkpoint at the junction of the Belarusian and Ukrainian borders, where she met residents of the Kursk region returning from captivity. The Russian human rights defender personally made sure that everything was fine with the people, asked about their well-being and found out in what conditions they were kept in temporary accommodation.

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