Ukraine working to build international coalition on return of civilian detainees, Mezentseva says
Kyiv is pursuing a Paris summit, joint medical commissions, and an international coalition to secure the release of civilian detainees.
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Ukraine is working to establish an international coalition aimed at securing the return of civilian detainees, according to Ukrainian official Mezentseva.
As part of this effort, Ukraine is seeking to hold the first international summit dedicated to civilian detainees in Paris, according to the statement.
Kyiv is also pursuing the launch of joint medical commissions intended to provide access to detainees who are seriously ill or severely wounded.
The initiative reflects Ukraine's ongoing efforts to address the situation of civilians held in detention amid the continuing conflict with Russia.
Further details on the timing of the proposed Paris summit and the structure of the planned international coalition have not yet been specified.
Sources
- Ukraine working to create international coalition to secure return of civilian detainees – Mezentseva — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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