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Russia-Ukraine war updates for December 2, 2023
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Explosions reported in Mykolaiv region right now
Explosions reported in the Mykolaiv region right now.
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Russia’s losses: 1,070 soldiers in 24h
Russia's manpower losses — 1,070 soldiers on Ukrainian soil in the last 24 hours.
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Training Ukrainian troops to operate Patriot in Berlin
A training course for another 70 Ukrainian servicemen to operate the Patriot air defense system has been completed in Berlin. This is the second group of Ukrainian soldiers trained in Germany to work with this air defense system, reported the training commander Andreas Marlow -DW
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Ukrainian military removes over 5,000 explosive devices in past week
Military: More than 5,000 explosive devices removed over past week. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian military has removed more than 150,000 explosive devices across Ukraine, including territories liberated from Russian occupation.
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Russia halts prisoner exchanges, possibly to undermine Ukrainian society.
15/ It's not clear why Russia has stopped prisoner exchanges. Yatsenko speculates that it's an attempt "to undermine Ukrainian society, trying to convince the relatives of prisoners of war that exchanges are not taking place due to obstacles on the Ukrainian side."
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Prisoner exchanges: 1,000 Russians returned, 2,589 Ukrainians reported back so far
14/ Both countries have carried out prisoner exchanges: around 1,000 Russians returned home in 2022 through 30 such exchanges. 2,589 Ukrainians are reported to have been returned so far. Neither side has said publicly how many POWs it is holding.pic.twitter.com/OHGoSbNlsE
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 2 décembre 202314/ Both countries have carried out prisoner exchanges: around 1,000 Russians returned home in 2022 through 30 such exchanges. 2,589 Ukrainians are reported to have been returned so far. Neither side has said publicly how many POWs it is holding.
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Ukraine Builds New POW Camps Amidst Full Existing Facilities Due to Russian Exchange Freeze
13/ The Times recently reported that Ukraine is having to build new POW camps because the existing ones are full due to the Russian freeze on exchanges. According to the purported SBU men who called the Minins, Ukraine is holding 16,000 Russian POWs.
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Ukraine ready for POW exchange, detention centers full
11/ "We are ready to exchange, we have a lot of prisoners of war at the moment. Our detention centres are filling up, and we do not need to keep these Russian prisoners of war at all. We would gladly exchange them even tomorrow for our defenders," he says.
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Russia halts prisoner exchanges since August 2023
To make matters worse, according to Petro Yatsenko of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War in Ukraine, Russia has "frozen" the exchange of prisoners with Ukraine since August 2023.