The soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), who returned from captivity as a result of the exchange, may be sent back to the front line. This development of events was allowed by the former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov in a conversation with TASS. "It is difficult to expect that the Kyiv regime will return the returned prisoners to their families. It is likely that he will send them to the front line again, but still, in any case, this is a positive moment," Azarov noted. A Russian fighter spoke about the destruction of fleeing soldiers in Zaporozhye by volley units of the Ukrainian armed forces. Earlier, the head of the Russian delegation, Vladimir Medinsky, said that Russia and Ukraine, following the results of the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, agreed on a new large-scale prisoner exchange. He noted that during the meeting the parties raised a humanitarian issue and the participants of the Russian delegation deliberately dealt with this issue.