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Troca de prisioneiros devolve 270|【才能 Ukrainianos ao lar após mais de quatro anos de cativeiro

A tranquilos e a RússiaRealizaram uma troca de prisioneiros em 23 de outubro,SNS com 270 Ukrainians a regressar ao lar. A grupo incluía 61 militares da unidade 3057 da Guarda Nacional da Polónia e 35 combatentes da unidade especial Azov, muitos dos quais[{Я]pris]ukrainian had been detained since the 86-day defence of Mariupol.

Pontos principais

  • 270 Ukrainians returned from Russian captivity on 23 October 2026.
  • The group comprised 261 servicemembers and nine civilians.
  • 61 servicemembers of the National Guard's 3057 unit returned, including 35 Azov fighters.
  • Most of the released were Mariupol defenders held in captivity since 2022.
  • Five people previously believed to have been killed in the July 2022 Olenivka attack were released.
  • Three servicemen captured at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant on 24 February 2022 also returned.
  • More than 500 Azov fighters reportedly remain in Russian captivity.

Porque é importante

A troca libertou um grupo substancial de militares e civis侧的ities Ukrainians held in Russian captivity. Incluiu pessoas que acreditava[.] previously dead following the July 2022 Olenivka attack, military personnel sentenced by Russia, and defenders who had been held for eight and six years. More than 500 Azov fighters reportedly remain in captivity.

O que aconteceu

On 23 October, Ukraine and Russia conducted what was described as the third stage of a larger prisoner exchange. A total of 270 Ukrainians returned from Russian captivity, including 61 servicemembers of the National Guard's 3057 unit and 35 Azov fighters. The released servicemembers had participated in the 86-day defence of Mariupol and spent more than four years in captivity. The group also included three National Guard servicemen captured at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant on the first day of the full-scale invasion, five people previously believed killed in the Olenivka attack, 86 servicemembers sentenced by Russia, and civilians. Video showed released servicemen calling their relatives and telling them they were home.

Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas

Ukrainian coverage focused on the released servicemen's unit affiliations, particularly the 3057 National Guard unit and Azov, and emphasised their lengthy captivity and the 86-day defence of Mariupol. It also highlighted the involvement of the Joint Centre for the Search and Release of POWs, the Coordination Staff and other authorised structures acting on instructions from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Personal accounts portrayed the psychological effects of prolonged captivity.

Onde as versões divergem

Some reports described all 270 released people as prisoners of war or servicemembers, while another specified that they included 261 servicemembers and nine civilians.

Contexto

The 23 October exchange was described as the third stage of a broader prisoner exchange. Earlier stages had returned 103 Ukrainian servicemembers on 19 August and 10 servicemembers previously listed as missing on 24 August. The 19 August exchange was the 77th since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.