Moscow and Kyiv completed the exchange procedure. In Moscow and Kyiv, aircraft with exchanged ones landed. The material is updated 14:25 The Administration of the President of Ukraine published a list of those who arrived in Kiev. 13:37 Exchange took place. Both planes landed in Moscow and Kyiv. Both sides handed over to each other 35 people. 13:36 The Ukrainian Pravda publication published lists of those who fell under the exchange on both sides, reports Mediazon .

Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov was detained by the FSB on May 10, 2014 in Simferopol. After being arrested, he was taken to the police station. There, Sentsov was forced to confess to planning and committing terrorist acts and was repeatedly punched and beaten with batons on his back, buttocks and head. He was also suffocated with a plastic bag, forced to take off his trousers and threatened that he would be raped with a truncheon, taken to the forest and killed.

UPD: A column of buses, in which, presumably, there may be participants in the exchange between Russia and Ukraine, accompanied by police, drove to the Vnukovo airfield in Moscow. Three passenger buses left the territory of the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center in Moscow, accompanied by FSB and traffic police vehicles.

Russian President Vladimir Putin pardoned director Oleg Sentsov and 10 other Ukrainians, Nina Karpacheva, vice president of the European Ombudsman Institute, the first Ukrainian ombudsman, said, commenting on the exchange procedure between Moscow and Kiev. “Now we can say that the main thing has taken place - a dialogue between the two presidents, Ukraine and the Russian Federation, has taken place, which essentially moved the problem that had not been resolved for 20 months.

Russia and Ukraine exchanged detainees. Zelensky met his people at the airport, Putin thanked Sobyanin at VDNKh Oleg Sentsov, Oleksandr Kolchenko, Roman Sushchenko, Volodymyr Balukh, Stanislav Klykh, Mykola Karpyuk, Aleksey Sizonovich, Pavel Grib, Edem Bekirov, Yevgeny Panov, Artur Panov and 24 sailors who were detained in November last year in the Kerch Strait are among those who returned to Kiev.