Ukraine is preparing for a large exchange of prisoners with the Russian Federation, which can take place with the mediation of Turkey. Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets handed over a list of 800 names to Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova during a meeting in Ankara. At the same time, Moskalkova provided a list of 200 people, Turkish Ombudsman Sheref Malkoc said, CNN Turk writes..

As a result of negotiations, the parties agreed to make about 40 changes to certain lists, most of which related to wounded civilians and military. How many civilians and captured soldiers were indicated in the documents is still unclear.

According to the publication, during meetings between Lubinets and Moskalkova, some of which were chaired by Malkoch, the parties agreed on a three-stage plan for the return of prisoners..

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The Turkish side proposed to create a " If Kyiv and Moscow approve such a proposal, then through it they will be able to return home wounded civilians and soldiers, the elderly, women, children forcibly taken to the Russian Federation.

" We want to make an exchange through the Istanbul Platform. It is not yet clear which method - air, land or sea. We are still in the process,"

According to CNN Turk, after a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to meet with him personally, as well as with the head of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, to discuss the launch of the said "

Earlier, during the negotiations between Lubinets and Moskalkova, it became known that 23 Ukrainian defenders, who were considered dead, are actually alive..