Russia and Ukraine begin to the new exchange of prisoners as the drone war and the frontline battle continue at the time

Kyiv – The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said on Monday that a new exchange of prisoners with Russia was underway. He said it would take place in several rounds during the “next days”, announcing that Kyiv had received the first group of captives from Russia.

The news of another exchange of prisoners, agreed by the neighbors in war in direct conversations that have not given any significant progress towards a broader decrease in the War caused by continuous large -scale invasion of Russia In 2022, it occurred after Moscow launched an attack with drones against a Ukrainian air base in the distant west of the country.

“Today an exchange began, which will continue in several stages in the next few days,” Zelenskyy said on social networks. “Among those we are bringing now are the injured, the seriously injured and those under 25 years,” he added.

Russia’s Ministry of Defense said early on Monday that he had returned to a group of prisoners, all children under 25, from Ukraine in the first stage of a new important exchange of captives agreed between Moscow and kyiv during his Second round of conversations in Istanbul.

The exchange of prisoners has been a positive development of these direct conversations, in which the two parties remain rooted in their respective demands on the conditions to stop the fighting. In the front line of approximately 600 miles in the War of the Earth, which extends from the borders of the East of Ukraine of Ukraine, the combat has only intensified in recent weeks.

Moscow said that Monday had gained even more land in eastern Ukraine, and did so after launching a massive round of attack drones in retaliation for the attacker attack of kyiv drones against Russian military airplanes last week.

President Trump said last week that his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, had told him during a phone call that Russia would retaliate for the attack with Ukrainian non -manned planes, which Kyiv’s statements destroyed 41 Russian bombers While they sat parked in four air bases.

Russia launches the great drone strike against Ukraine as the fight continues

Moscow dismissed a record of 479 drones in Ukraine, even in the western region of Rivne that has been largely saved from the attacks, kyiv said on Monday, while claiming an attack against a Russian factory to hundreds of miles east of Moscow.

Russia has intensified its attacks in Ukraine in recent weeks, which Kyiv says that he shows that Kremlin has no intention of stopping his invasion of more than three years and peace talks are not taken seriously.

Moscow said on Monday that his strikes are continuous reprisals for a bold Ukrainian attack in his bomber planes parked at the bottom of Russia, even in Siberia, which enraged the Kremlin.

Russian attacks during the night caused damage to several Ukrainian regions. There were no reports of murdered or massive people.

“The enemy air attacks were recorded in 10 places,” said the Ukraine Air Force.

The mayor of the western city of Rivne, Oleksandr Tretyak, described him as “the greatest attack” in the region since the beginning of the war.

Regional Governor Oleksandr Koval said that 70 buildings, including private houses and a nursery, suffered damage to the attack.

Russia said he had attacked an aviation field near the town of Dubno in the Rivne region.

“This is one of the retaliation attacks against the terrorist attacks of the kyiv regime in Russian military airfields,” said his Ministry of Defense.

The spokesman for the Ukraine Air Force Command, Yurii Ihnat, said in a publication on social networks that the patriotic defense system made by the United States of the country had knocked down the four Kinzhal hypersonic missiles launched by a combat plane on Rivne Oblast, but it was not clear if any drone or other Russian weapons could have hit the air field in the area. There were no reports from the Ukrainian media of significant damage to the installation.

Ukraine also said he had launched his own night strike in an electronic products factory that participates for Russian drones, in the city of Cheboskary in Chuvashia, about 372 miles east of Moscow.

Russian officials said the installation had to temporarily suspend production after the attack.

“This morning, Ukrainian attempts were detected to use drones in Chuvashia,” said the governor of Chuvashia, Oleg Nikolayev, in Telegram, adding: “Two drones fell into the territory of the Vniir factory.”

The Ukraine Army said the factory manufactured “antennas for Shahed” (drones). Russia triggers dozens of Shahed attack drones designed by Iranian in Ukrainian cities daily.

Russia said a Ukrainian strike killed a person in his border region of Kursk on Monday. The interim governor of the region, Alexander Khinstein, said the strike hit a “cultural service center” in the Rylsky district, killing a 64 -year -old man.

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