Today, a prisoner exchange took place: 277 Ukrainian defenders returned to Ukraine, and 246 occupiers are returning to Russia.



by Volter318

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  2. I’m always shocked to see the POWs returning from Russian captivity in such an emaciated state. Reminds me of images from the 40s.

  3. Apologies in advance if this is not the appropriate place/way to ask a question. I’m a US citizen whom is married to an RN that has amassed a decent amount of basic medical supplies in recent years. All of this being unopened, not expired, stolen or damaged. All leftovers from frequently changing companies/areas. Would anyone know if it would be legal or even possible to donate anything to ukraine? would there be any reputable group or organization that would have interest in distributing? Any stateside organization would be a plus as I’m not rich nor versed in international shipping. I’m just an average guy trying to show support where our president seems to be failing

  8. The Ukrainians come home to heal like the heroes they are. The Russians are driven straight to the front to die like the rats they are. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

  9. What a beautiful sight. 277 heroes back home at Easter.

  10. The Ukrainian heroes made it home in time for Easter 🐣 героям слава! This puts a little ❤️ in my heart knowing their suffering in captivity has ended and their loved ones can be reunited. Every exchange is amazing to see.

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