Ukraine is ready to exchange Russian prisoners of war for safe passage through the humanitarian corridor of civilians and defenders of Mariupol, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a joint briefing with European Council President Charles Michel in Kyiv .
“We are ready for different formats of exchanging our people for Russian people. The Russian military they left behind. And they left the corpses, and they left the wounded. That is why we are ready for any exchange format for the sake of our people, both military and civilian. This is as true as the fact that I have been ready for a dialogue for the last three years on the end of the war with the President of the Russian Federation, “Zelensky said.
The President admitted that he did not know when we we will be able to unlock Mariupol. But, according to him, no one is going to surrender to the enemy.
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