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Ukraine, Russia hold brief talks

Ukraine and Russia working on new prisoner exchange, Zelensky says after Istanbul peace talks

Today's negotiations will see further prisoners released after officials confirmed that all sick and heavy wounded prisoners of war and those younger than 25 would be exchanged.

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The Kyiv Independent on MSN · 54m

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine, Russia agree on new prisoner swap, return of fallen soldiers

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Ukraine, Russia hold brief talks, agree on prisoner exchange but little else

Lavrov, Rubio Discuss Settlement of War in Ukraine, Forthcoming Talks, Agencies Report

"The situation linked to the Ukraine crisis was discussed," the ministry said in a statement on its website.

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Putin didn’t budge in Ukraine peace talks. Now Donald Trump may be forced to act

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Ukraine and Russia are holding talks in Turkey after launching major attacks

Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Ukraine will attend Istanbul talks on Monday

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Diverging ideas for peace as Ukraine and Russia present proposals at Istanbul talks

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Ukraine and Russia end their latest round of direct peace talks in Istanbul

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Russia, Ukraine begin large prisoner exchange, expected to continue in coming days

Russia and Ukraine conducted the largest prisoner of war exchange of the war to date on Wednesday, with around 1,000 soldiers from each side swapped.

The Kyiv Independent on MSN1d

As Trump fails to sanction Moscow, few expect breakthrough during upcoming Russia-Ukraine talks

As Ukraine and Russia prepare for peace talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul, few observers expect a breakthrough. While the U.S. and Ukraine have pushed for an unconditional ceasefire, the Kremlin has rejected it.

Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group5d

Bitter frustration over Russia’s (non) release of Ukrainian political prisoners and civilian hostages

Whether or not Moscow was deliberately trying to sow discontent in Ukraine, its failure to release political prisoners whose life is in danger and others illegally imprisoned for years was brutal