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    1. Bubbly-Carpenter-519 on

      let em wait, they are probably having a better time now than in the past

    2. eucharist3 on

      Those guys who surrendered were all somehow rich enough to bribe the army into letting them stay in russia instead of being thrown into Ukraine. My guess is some upper class parents are demanding their sons back.

    3. So someone importants son was in the FSB border defence crew that wasn’t prepared for real action, only the clout of being in the military during the invasion of Ukraine.

    4. norwegern on

      They need to get some background checks on these captives. If sons and daughters of oligarchs and the such, they should keep them in Ukraine as a bargaining chip to end the war sooner.

    5. Krabsandwich on

      The Russian Mothers organization put lots of pressure on the Kremlin over Afghanistan and Putin is terrified of a similar political fallout. He wants all of those Mobik PoW’s back and he wants them returned asap. This is a major humiliation and politically damaging for him

    6. autotldr on

      This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://united24media.com/latest-news/russia-seeks-prisoner-exchange-with-ukraine-amid-kursk-incursion-1748) reduced by 66%. (I’m a bot)
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      > In the wake of Ukraine's military operation in the Kursk region, Russia has initiated a dialogue with Ukraine regarding the exchange of prisoners of war.

      > He also pointed out that, despite claims by Russian propagandists about a supposed halt in prisoner exchanges, communication between the ombudsmen of Ukraine and Russia continues.

      > On August 12, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy officially stated that Ukraine is conducting an operation in the Kursk region of Russia.

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    7. enigmaticbeardyman on

      All part of Ukraine’s plan I gather.
      Ukraine’s manoeuvres have been ballsy yet, so calculated that it’s truly impressive.
      History will view it in wonder.
      I’m saddened by the loss that Ukrainians have suffered and all the heroes that didn’t make it but I’m also inspired by their strength.

    8. eyydatsnice on

      The Ukrainians got someone super important for the orcs to initiate a POW exchange first lol

    9. Redsarge1 on

      Doesnt even need to be super important alot of these kids would be from the more well of regions like moscow and st petersberg given a “safe” job to keep up appearences all is going well. Putin is probably shitting himself thinking about what happens when they find out their sons have been captured and the political fallout of the big cities being angry 

    10. OmegaMordred on

      The thing is …the fascists ruzzians DONT wanna go back since now they get treated better and have food. Maybe if they send a pile of cash and some planes to go with the trade 🤣

    11. Oh, so now they want to swap prisoners? When it isn’t Ivan the rapist, Vlad the murderer or Boris the village drunk, they are all of a sudden concerned about the well-being of their soldiers…

    12. litbitfit on

      Russia begging for exchange now. It is obvious that some higher up kid is one of the POWs.

    13. Andechser on

      I think the russian system works like this: They formally keep their Ukrainian soldiers, but they destroy them mentally and physically, so they will hardlybe able fight again. In exchange they get back well fed material, that they can send straight back to the front.

    14. Tree1Dva on

      I’m in favor of an exchange for Ukrainian heroes, but it’s better to let these new POWs simmer for a bit. The longer Ukraine has those shiny bois of moscow, the more uncomfortable things are for the autocracy.

    15. Tree1Dva on

      I’m in favor of an exchange for Ukrainian heroes, but it’s better to let these new POWs simmer for a bit. The longer Ukraine has those shiny bois of moscow, the more uncomfortable things are for the autocracy.

    16. Responsible_Sea3395 on

      Do ruzzians come with or without internal organs?

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