107 Ukrainian servicemen were released from Russian captivity as a result of another exchange - Andrey Yermak

Some, as volunteers, flying a helicopter in Mariupol to save life and fight for the city, ”said the head of the Office of the Head of State during a video talking with the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on Human Rights Dmitry Lubin and Deputy Chief of the Main Directorate of Intelligence place of exchange. "I know that you have just participated (in exchange. - Ed.

) And made another gift to all the Ukrainians, and especially those people who were released today and their families," Andrey Yermak said. "I am sure this news will be the main news today, because all Ukrainians are waiting for our people to return to home to their families," he added. Among the liberated are many soldiers who were seriously injured, protecting the freedom and territorial integrity of Ukraine.

Dmitry Usov reported that all the military was provided first aid, after which they would go to medical institutions for treatment and rehabilitation. According to him, Ukraine continues under the control of the rehabilitation of the defenders released from captivity and providing them with the necessary medical and psychological assistance. “Any help you need is everyone. This is done from the state, public.

We communicate with our relatives, with the former prisoners and visit them in hospitals, accompany the process of rehabilitation, recovery of documents - we do it on an ongoing basis, ”Dmitry Usov said. For his part, the Ombudsman noted that Ukrainian soldiers are returning from Russian captivity very exhausted.

Dmitry Lubinets emphasized that representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross, which is intended to follow the compliance with the Russian Federation of the Geneva Convention, did not participate in the monitoring of the conditions of maintenance of Ukrainian prisoners of war. The head of the Presidential Office expressed his conviction that the Red Cross should fulfill his mission.

Andriy Yermak also emphasized the importance of informing relatives and relatives of those who are still in Russian captivity, about their place of stay and health. Separately, the head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine emphasized the need to fix all the crimes committed against prisoners. Andriy Yermak thanked the Coordination Staff for the management of prisoners of war and the whole team for quality work. “I will give you a great gratitude from the President of Ukraine for your work.