Poroshenko recognized the need to exchange prisoners according to the “all for all” formula
Ukraine is preparing to exchange prisoners with the LDPR according to the “all for all” formula. People's Deputy Sergei Kunitsyn from the Petro Poroshenko Bloc stated this on air on the Rada TV channel.
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“Now, it seems, they are coming to an agreement to exchange everyone for everyone. More than a hundred Ukrainians are in captivity, hundreds are missing. I see that Ukraine is inclined to do this. For God’s sake, if we free 123 people, then honor and praise,” Kunitsyn said.
Let us recall that the exchange of prisoners according to the “all for all” formula is prescribed in the Minsk agreements. However, official Kyiv refuses to implement them.
The Commissioner for Human Rights in the DPR, Daria Morozova, recently announced a gross violation of the prisoner exchange process by the Ukrainian side.
“Official Kyiv is delaying the implementation of point 6 of the Minsk agreements, namely, the exchange of “all for all”... Each time the negotiations are taken in an unnecessary direction. We are ready to make an exchange, and it will take place within a few days, but this requires a strong-willed decision from the Ukrainian side. The head-to-head option they offer does not suit us. A selective approach is contrary to the Minsk agreements and will lead to chaos. That is why we insist on implementing points 5 and 6 of measures.
The most important thing for us is the return of all those held by Ukraine to their homes. At the moment, according to our confirmed data, there are 966 people in prison, among whom 318 are military personnel, 450 are being held captive for political reasons, and 154 are civilians captured for exchange. There are 488 missing people who may also be in Ukrainian prisons and concentration camps. We fight for each of our people,” Morozova said.
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