A 26-year-old enlisted resident of the Yaroslavl region has been returned from Ukrainian captivity. The region's human rights commissioner, Sergey Baburkin, announced this on October 24. - On October 23, 270 Russian military personnel were returned from territory controlled by the government in Kyiv. In return, 270 prisoners of war were transferred to the armed forces of Ukraine. Among those who returned to Russia is 26-year-old resident of the Yaroslavl region Alexey G. Alexey is a resident of Lyubimsky district, participating in a special military operation from 2022, for the purpose of recruitment. He was captured in March 2025. The mother of a serviceman turned to the ombudsman for help," said Sergey Beburkin. The Ombudsman contacted the relatives of the fighter, they confirmed that he was in contact with them. Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the returned military personnel were in Belarus. After providing psychological and medical assistance, they will be transferred to Russia for further rehabilitation. The Russian Ministry of Defense read more news in Max.

A 26-year-old enlisted resident of the Yaroslavl region has been returned from Ukrainian captivity. The region's human rights commissioner, Sergey Baburkin, announced this on October 24. - On October 23, 270 Russian military personnel were returned from territory controlled by the government in Kyiv. In return, 270 prisoners of war were transferred to the armed forces of Ukraine. Among those who returned to Russia is 26-year-old resident of the Yaroslavl region Alexey G. Alexey is a resident of Lyubimsky district, participating in a special military operation from 2022, for the purpose of recruitment. He was captured in March 2025. The mother of a serviceman turned to the ombudsman for help," said Sergey Beburkin. The Ombudsman contacted the relatives of the fighter, they confirmed that he was in contact with them. Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the returned military personnel were in Belarus. After providing psychological and medical assistance, they will be transferred to Russia for further rehabilitation. The Russian Ministry of Defense read more news in Max.