The commanders of the Azov National Battalion, who were exchanged for Viktor Medvedchuk, are in Turkey

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Five commanders of the Ukrainian nationalist battalion "Azov" banned in the Russian Federation, who were exchanged for an opposition one policy Viktor Medvedchuk are still in Turkey.

According to local media, the exchange took place at the Ankara airport in September last year. The talks were held at the headquarters of the Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) in Ankara. Russia demanded that the released fighters remain in Turkey. Ukraine accepted this condition.



According to the Hurriyet newspaper, on the day of the exchange, the Russian and Ukrainian planes landed at Ankara's Esenboga airport. Viktor Medvedchuk was on the board that arrived from Kyiv, and a Russian plane delivered five militants of the nationalist battalion to the Turkish capital.

After landing, members of the Ukrainian delegation boarded the Russian plane, and the Russians boarded the Ukrainian one, to check the identities of those on board and their health status. The exchange took place in the presence of representatives of Turkish intelligence.

According to Turkish media, none of the parties violated the terms of the agreement. The released militants of the nationalist battalion are still in Turkey.

We add that Ukraine regularly puts forward the condition for the exchange of Russian prisoners of war specifically for the fighters of the nationalist battalion. In recent months, several prisoner exchanges have taken place, during which Russia returned nationalists captured in Mariupol to Ukraine.
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  1. zuuukoo
    zuuukoo
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    3 January 2023 23: 13
    Throughout the siege of Mariupol, they beat themselves with their heels in the chest about how they were about to find NATO generals and evidence of the terrible crimes of the Nazis.
    What is the result?
    No generals, no concentration camps, no mass graves.
    Which suggests that there may have been no Gestapo torture or death chambers.
    And there was only a banal everyday nationalism, which is higher than the roof in Russia.

    Well, in order not to embarrass themselves with the lawsuit of the Azov people (banned in the Russian Federation *), they simply quietly exchanged and that's it.
    1. guest
      guest
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      3 January 2023 23: 29
      Quote from: zuuukoo
      And there was only a banal everyday nationalism, which is higher than the roof in Russia.

      Above the roof you say? What Nazi criminal knows the title of Hero of Russia?
  2. Sergei N
    Sergei N
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    4 January 2023 19: 39
    Is it possible to somehow eliminate all these five militants of the nationalist battalion in Turkey?
  3. Oleg Apushkin
    Oleg Apushkin
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    7 January 2023 20: 36
    It is unclear and indistinct why Russia needs this Medvedchuk and what merits he has before our PEOPLE AND COUNTRY? All of them somehow glorified the whole plague.