Ukraine: Azovstal commanders among 215 soldiers released in prisoner exchange with Russia
23 September 2022 |
9:55 am
Russia and Ukraine exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war after a prisoner exchange was brokered by Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Among them were fighters from the Azovstal plant.
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