The Commissioner for human rights, the self-proclaimed Donetsk national Republic Daria Morozova said that 70% of the transferred Kyiv authorities DND prisoners are civilians, " not holding the weapon in his hands.

first Chapter DND Alexander Zakharchenko said that the militia will no longer change Ukrainian prisoners of war by the formula " all in all ", because Kiev instead of prisoners militias offers absolutely strangers.

" Of the five hundred people passed us last year, 70% are civil citizens not holding a weapon in his hands And not fall under the status of prisoners of war. Ukraine does not give people provided by us lists. Instead of the requested person return namesakes, people convicted of criminal cases before the war, including the exchange of prisoners of war, civilians, arrested on trumped up cases " - quoted Morozov Donetsk news Agency.

Often lists of people who were brought to the exchange, DND has received the exchange point from the Ukrainian side.

"Detention SBU clogged prisoners, charged with" incitement to breach the integrity of Ukraine, and simply people who are detained without reason And kept illegal. And Ukraine gives them to us under the guise of prisoners of war, " concluded the DND Ombudsman.

The recent exchange of prisoners took place on 26 December 2014. Then it was declared that the militia was transferred to Kiev 145 prisoners, and the Ukrainian Military - 222 people.

The Ukrainian authorities began in April last year in the Donbass military operation against disgruntled happened last February by the coup d'etat in the region. According to the summary data of the United Nations, victims of the conflict began more than 5 thousand civilians. On January 9, the intensity of attacks in the region has increased, as has the number of victims of the conflict. In the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation believe that the recent events in the Donbass confirm the most serious concerns about the intention of Kiev by force to resolve the situation in the Donbass.

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