Ukraine brings home 10 troops via Belarus, all previously listed missing
Ukraine brought 10 service members back from Russian captivity on Aug. 24 as part of a special phase of a prisoner exchange, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
On August 24, Ukraine successfully brought 10 of its service members back from Russian captivity, as part of a special phase of a prisoner exchange, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The ten warriors, all previously listed as missing in action, were serving in the Armed Forces and the National Guard of Ukraine in the Donetsk sector.
Zelenskyy shared the news on Telegram, posting photos of the liberated servicemen and expressing gratitude to those working to secure the release of Ukrainian soldiers from Russian captivity. He emphasized that they would continue to search for every missing individual by name and remain committed to bringing them home. Earlier, on August 19, Ukraine had exchanged 103 service members, including those from the Armed Forces, State Border Guard Service, and National Guard, who had also been taken captive by Russian forces.
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